Sue Mi Terry, a former CIA analyst and senior official at the White House National Security Council, has been indicted on charges of acting as an unregistered agent for the South Korean government. Terry allegedly promoted South Korean policy positions, disclosed nonpublic U.S. government information, and facilitated access for South Korean officials in exchange for luxury goods and over $37,000 in covert funding. Her work for South Korea reportedly began in 2013 and continued for a decade. Despite being warned by the FBI in 2014, she continued her activities, which included introducing South Korean spies to U.S. congressional staffers. Terry's lawyer claims the allegations are unfounded and distort her work. Currently, she is on unpaid administrative leave from the Council on Foreign Relations, where she serves as a senior fellow.