US Senate confirms new Ambassador to Chile
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US Senate confirms new Ambassador to Chile
The US Senate confirmed on Tuesday 107 nominees by President Donald Trump in a mass 51-47 block vote, leveraging new rules that allow the Upper House's advice and consent with a simple majority. Among other cases, former National Border Patrol Council Chairman Brandon Judd was confirmed as the new Ambassador to Chile.
The U.S. Senate approved a total of 107 nominees for the president, Donald Trump, for positions of ambassadors, federal prosecutors, and senior government agency officials.According to Emol, former border agent Brandon Judd was appointed during the vote as a diplomatic representative in Chile.Judd was announced last December by President Trump himself as his chosen to lead the U.S. embassy in Chile.The former agent became known in his role as pr…
Brandon Judd has worked side by side with Donald Trump during his first stay in the White House and has extensive experience in immigration and nationality issues, as well as terrorism and registration and seizure laws.
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