White House Deputy National Security Adviser Andy Baker is preparing to step down from his position in the near future. His departure marks the latest transition within President Trump’s national security team, which has seen several personnel changes since the start of the administration.

Baker’s tenure in the White House has been characterized by his involvement in high-level foreign policy decision-making. Before moving into his current deputy role, he served as the national security adviser to Vice President J.D. Vance. During his time in the administration, Baker was also a member of the U.S. delegation for various international diplomatic engagements. While the specific reasons for his departure have not been publicly detailed by the White House, the move is being framed as part of an ongoing reshuffling of the national security apparatus. The administration has not yet announced a successor for the role, nor has it provided a specific date for when Baker will officially vacate his office.