
Trump Officially Taps Retired General Kelly to Run Homeland Security
President-elect Donald Trump formally announced Monday the appointment of retired General John Kelly to serve as head of Homeland Security.
President-elect Donald Trump formally announced Monday the appointment of retired General John Kelly to serve as head of Homeland Security.
John Kelly, the retired Marine four-star general who is Donald Trump’s reported pick to head the Department of Homeland Security, is admirably suited to defending U.S. borders.
Georgia’s secretary of state alleges Homeland Security tried to illegal hack its computer network that contains the voter registration database.
President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to run Homeland Security is retired Marine Gen. John F. Kelly, a border-security hawk who retired in February as chief of the U.S. Southern Command.
Retired Marine General John Kelly appears to be President-elect Donald Trump’s top choice for leading Homeland Security.
An advisory council to Homeland Security criticized a report Thursday that suggested privately run detention facilities may be the only way to house the surging numbers of immigrants facing deportations.
Following weeks of delays, President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team has begun shifting its focus to Homeland Security.
Donald Trump’s potential selection of Rep. Michael T. McCaul for secretary of Homeland Security incensed border hawks because of the congressman’s position on immigration.