Kellyanne Conway should be removed from office, according to the Office of the Special Advocate

The Office of the Special Council has recommended the removal of White House Councilor Kellyanne Conway from the federal government for violating the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activities in the performance of their duties .

The report submitted to President Trump revealed that Conway had violated the Hatch Act on several occasions by "denigrating Democratic presidential candidates while speaking officially in television interviews and on social media."

The lawyer said that Conway was a repeat offender and recommended that she be fired from the federal office.

The Office of the Special Counsel is responsible for enforcing the Hatch Act and should not be confused with the investigation of former Special Advisor Robert S. Mueller III. The office is headed by Henry Kerner, whom Trump has appointed to this position.

The White House responded by saying that the actions of the special council against Conway "are deeply flawed and violate his constitutional rights to freedom of speech and due process".

"Others, of all political persuasions, have opposed the fuzzy and unevenly enforced rules of the OSC, which have a deterrent effect on the freedom of expression of all federal employees," said in a statement. White House deputy critic Steven Groves. "His decisions appear to be influenced by the pressure of the media and Liberal organizations, and perhaps the OSC should be aware of its own mandate to act fairly, impartially and non-politically, and not to misinterpret or transform in arms the Hatch Act. "