Trump has nominated Brooke Rollins to be Secretary of Agriculture

The President-elect of the United States nominated his former domestic policy adviser Brooke Rollins for the post of Secretary of Agriculture. The politician published the corresponding statement on November 23 on his page in the social network Truth Social.

"As our future Secretary, Brooke will direct all efforts to protect American farming because it is the backbone of our country," Trump's statement reads.

It is clarified that Rollins was the director of the Domestic Policy Council during Trump's first term and has extensive experience working with the president-elect. In her role as Secretary of Agriculture, she will focus on supporting American farming and revitalizing agriculture-dependent small towns in the United States.

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In addition, Trump proposed the nomination of former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi for the post of US Justice Secretary. The president-elect noted Bondi's work to stop drug trafficking and reduce the number of drug-related deaths.

On Nov. 20, Trump nominated former acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker to be the U.S. permanent representative to NATO. He called Whitaker a strong warrior and dedicated patriot and said he would "put America first."

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