The 8 White House senior staffers who have — so far — kept their jobs in the Trump administration

The Trump White House is known for its record turnover numbers among senior staffers.

Of the 30 senior staffers sworn in by Vice President Mike Pence when President Donald Trump took office in 2017, only eight remain.

The most recent staffer to leave the administration was Trump's Middle East envoy Jason Greenblatt.

Here's a look at which senior staffers have survived the Trump White House so far.

The Trump administration and White House is known for its high turnover among Cabinet secretaries, White House staffers, and other high-level administration posts.

Vice President Mike Pence signed in 30 senior staffers at the beginning of the Trump administration in January of 2017, but now just eight of those staffers remain.

Trump's original chief of staff and press secretary — Reince Priebus and Sean Spicer — both left the White House just months later.

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The most recent senior staffer to leave the administration was Trump's Middle East envoy and former Trump Organization executive Jason Greenblatt, who is returning to the private sector after playing a key role in drafting the administration's yet-to-be-released Israel-Palestine peace plan.

His responsibilities will reportedly be taken over by Avi Berkowitz, a 29-year-old aide to Jared Kushner who has no formal diplomatic experience but has also worked on the Middle East peace plan.

Press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders also announced her departure on June 13 and officially left the White House on June 28. She started out as a deputy press secretary under Sean Spicer, and became press secretary in July 2017.

Here are the eight original White House senior staffers who remain.