President Plays Musical Chairs With Homeland Security Leadership
Published Date: 1/13/2025
Presidential Document
Summary
This new order sets a clear backup plan for who takes charge at the Department of Homeland Security if the top leaders can’t do their jobs. It affects key DHS officials like the TSA Administrator and FEMA’s Region 3 head, making sure someone ready is always in charge. No big costs or deadlines here—just a smart, official way to keep DHS running smoothly anytime.
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