President Trump To Nominate Chad Wolf As Permanent Homeland Secretary

Chad Wolf has been the acting Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security since November. The President announced his appointment on Twitter, praising his performance. However, a government watchdog report found that both Wolf and his deputy, Ken Cuccinelli, were unlawfully appointed as they had not been confirmed by the Senate. The report also stated that they are not legally qualified for their roles due to non-compliance with federal rules. The DHS dismissed the report as baseless. Wolf's confirmation prospects are uncertain, with a limited timeframe before the upcoming election.

Who announced Chad Wolf's performance as outstanding?

• The Government Watchdog

• The Department of Homeland Security

• The President

• The Senate

What did the government watchdog report find about Chad Wolf and Ken Cuccinelli?

• They were confirmed by the Senate

• They were unlawfully appointed

• They were praised for their roles

• They followed all federal rules

Why are Wolf and Cuccinelli not legally qualified to serve in their roles?

• They did not have enough experience

• They were not appointed by the President

• The administration did not follow federal rules

• They refused Senate confirmation

How did the Department of Homeland Security respond to the watchdog report?

• They promised to make changes

• They called it baseless and baffling

• They ignored the report

• They agreed with the findings

What is the timeframe for Wolf's Senate confirmation?

• Before the end of the year

• Before the November 3rd election

• After the Senate returns from recess

• There is no specific timeframe