Alan Faruq

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Secretary Alan Faruq was an American-Israeli Politician, Businessman, Diplomat, retired FBI Agent and Law Enforcement Officer. He has served as the 15th United States Secretary of Homeland Security, 52nd White House Chief of Staff, 2nd Principal Secretary to the President, 114th Mayor of New York City and 84th United States Secretary of the Treasury, during the the administration of President Arthur Griffin. He resigned just four months after his appointment. Just a few months after his resignation he was appointed as Director of Presidential Personnel. He was fired from this position on the public recommendation of Vice President Charlotte Griffin. He was later appointed as Personal Aide to the President, a position he held until the resignation of President Griffin. He retired from politics shortly after the Griffin Administration and entered the private sector as a member of the Hoover Institute. He later rejoined the political sphere after Arthur Griffin was elected as Governor of Texas. He was appointed as Director of the Gubernatorial Transition Team, and later Chief of Staff to the Governor, he resigned on the same day Governor Arthur Griffin resigned. On the recommendation of former President Arthur Griffin, he was appointed as US Ambassador to Israel. This appointment was seen as controversial by some due to Faruq’s close ties to the Israeli Government. His father, Alphaeus Faruq was the 15th Prime Minister of Israel from 2024-2030.

During his tenure Palestinian Terrorists made two attempts on his life. One was during an attempted embassy siege in Jerusalem and the other was a private helicopter hijacking, he was then redirected to Palestine where he was tortured, he was let go after the US threatened to suspend all relations with Palestine and cut off all international funding to their government if he was killed.

He was married to the sister of Former President Griffin, Ashley Griffin, they have three children together. Omer Faruq, who served as the 32nd Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, Talia Faruq, who served as Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and Itai Faruq, who served as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Tax Policy in the administration of Emily Griffin and the brief administration of Meghan Lawson-Grey, he also served as Treasurer of the United States.

During his tenure as Secretary of the Treasury he was able to get the national debt ceiling abolished through negotiations with congressional leaders. After several budget failures, he resigned and was replaced by Danielle Kritchen.

After serving as Treasury Secretary, he joined the White House Staff as Director of Presidential Personnel before being demoted to being a Personal Aide to the President. During his whole tenure in politics, he was seen as the right hand to President Arthur Griffin, being one of his closest and most trusted confidents along with Jamie Rhodes, Gregory Lawson and Cooper Johnson.

Faruq died at the age of 61 after suffering from brain cancer. His funeral was attended by several world leaders, US politicians, business people, celebrities, friends and family.

(Acting)
(January 23rd, 2029 - May 19th, 2029)
(November 21st, 2029 - March 18th, 2030)
(March 18th, 2030 - August 11th, 2032)
(January 20th, 2039 - January 20th, 2041)
(March 2nd, 2042 - May 14th, 2044)
 Richard Rhodes | 28th United States Ambassador to Ukraine
(August 22nd, 2044 - January 20th, 2045)
(January 1st, 2046 - February 1st, 2049)
 Amelie Rhodes | 52nd White House Chief of Staff
(February 1st, 2049 - April 4th, 2049)
(April 4th, 2049 - January 1st, 2051)
(January 1st, 2051 - January 20th, 2053)