Who was dismissed by the king after non separatist puritans sought refuge in the new world?

The king who dismissed the non-separatist Puritans was King James I of England. He opposed their desire for religious reforms and sought to maintain control over the Church of England. As a result, many Puritans left for the New World, seeking the freedom to practice their beliefs without persecution. This led to the establishment of colonies like the Massachusetts Bay Colony.