Biden was fired to lead the Social Security Agency Andrew Saul, who was appointed under Trump, after he refused to resign.

Since taking office, Saul has destroyed and politically politically granted social security benefits for people with disabilities, ending remote work policies for 25% of the labor force, the White House issued the day

Earlier, Biden asked the director and deputy director of the Social Security Agency to resign, but only the Deputy David Black agreed to apply, while Saul decided not to follow the President's request.

Both Saul and Black are two officials appointed under President Donald Trump

Andrew Saul in the meeting in Capitol Hill, Washington, USA, in October 2018.

After firing Saul, Biden appointed Kilolo Kijakazi, in charge of policy for retirement and disabled people, making the right to lead the Social Security Agency while looking for two new leaders.

In the interview with Washington Post, Saul said he did not intend to resign and ask if the White House fired he was legal or not.

The decision to dismiss Saul also caused President Biden to encounter the opposition of Republican leaders.

The previous Biden government has tried to eliminate many officials appointed under Trump in government agencies and councils.