Rape. Andrew Garbino (RN.Y) is slapped to be the next president of the House Homeland Security Committee after winning the node from a panel of leaders at House GOP on Monday night.
Garberino defeated four other contenders for chaired by the House Steering Committee in one vote – a panel that includes members of the Republican Leadership and other elected regional representatives at the conference. His enrollment is to be sent to the full house GOP conference, which usually shows the pics of the steering committee in green without any issue.
The situation was opened due to the departure of former representative Mark Green (R-Ten), who led the panel since 2023.resign For “Opportunity in Private Sector” – which he clearly delayed by President Trump’s “a big beautiful bill” and after the expense of priorities – became official on Monday.
Rape. Michael Guest (R-Mis), Rape. Carlos Gimnez (R-Fla.), And Rape Clay Higinins (R-La) were also thereDemand for postSpeaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) Said that the group had created a “quite horse race”, and later said that each candidate was “highly qualified”.
According to a source, Garbarino, who is well liked among the members of the Steering Committee, won the node on the second ballot, according to a source, the ballots fell before the first ballot.
The panel is assigned with the supervision of the Homeland Security Department – a major department that is not only carrying out the aggressive immigration agenda of Trump, but is also combating terrorism and ensuring cyber security.
Talking to The Hill last week, Garberino talked about the role of the committee in addressing terrorism as well as many other non -distinct policy issues such as disaster response.
“The committee has a lot of different jurisdictions. The border is something that we have been focusing for the last two and a half years. It is important, and this is something that we had to focus on, and we still have to focus on it, especially the monitoring of money and” included in the big, beautiful bill “with the monitoring and authorities.
Mychael Schnell contributed.
