Mullin's DHS Hearing: Border, Tribes, and Trust
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Senator Markwayne Mullin, an enrolled Cherokee Nation member, faced scrutiny during a Senate committee hearing on his nomination to lead the Department of Homeland Security. Lawmakers, including Democrats and Republicans, questioned his plans for border security and agency operations. Mullin addressed concerns over border wall construction, promising to prioritize consultations and explore tech options. He also committed to balancing priorities, avoiding politics, and rebuilding trust in law enforcement. The committee may vote on his nomination as early as March 19th, with a final decision pending in the full Senate.
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