The role consists of working on logistics such as foreign leaders staying at Blair House, which is across from the White House.
President-elect Donald Trump on Dec. 4 nominated Monica Crowley as chief of protocol—a State Department position that facilitates the visits of foreign leaders to the White House.
The position, which is an ambassador-level role, requires Senate confirmation.
Crowley, 56, served in the first Trump administration as assistant Treasury secretary for public affairs. She previously was a commentator on Fox News and an editor at The Washington Times.
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