President-elect Trump taps Long Island's Lee Zeldin to run EPA
WASHINGTON — Former Long Island congressman Lee Zeldin has been tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to lead the Environmental Protection Agency. Zeldin, a Shirley Republican, announced the appointment on social media Monday afternoon, calling it "an honor to join President Trump’s Cabinet as EPA Administrator."
Trump picks Lee Zeldin, Jewish former congressman from Long Island, to head EPA
Donald Trump picked Lee Zeldin, a Jewish Republican and former congressman from New York, to lead the Environmental Protection Agency. Trump announced Zeldin’s appointment on Monday in a post on his social media platform, Truth Social, saying Zeldin “has been a true fighter for America First policies.”
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