Among those sending that message to National Archives staff was Jim Byron, president and CEO of the Richard Nixon Foundation. Byron has been working with the White House on Archives-related matters. On Sunday, Trump said on Truth Social that he was appointing Byron as senior adviser at Archives to Marco Rubio, the secretary of state, whom he named in early February to lead the agency temporarily. “Jim will manage the National Archives on a day-to-day basis, while we continue our search for a full-time Archivist,” Trump’s post said.
The agency, known for housing many of the country’s founding documents and overseeing presidential libraries, also plays an important role in certifying constitutional amendments and overseeing the preservation of presidential records.
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