Paxton aide still paid after leaving agency amid shake-up
Attorney General Ken Paxton continues paying former communications director Allison Castle nearly 13 000 a month after her March 9 replacement. Questions about the arrangement have gone unanswered as the office faces a staff shake-up and separate departures for Chip Roy and other aides. Roy later resigned after a leave dispute tied to ongoing political work and health coverage, while Paxton’s office maintains emergency leave details and employment terms remain unclear.
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