Jeh Johnson
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| Data i miejsce urodzenia | 11 września 1957 Nowy Jork |
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| Sekretarz bezpieczeństwa krajowego Stanów Zjednoczonych | |
| Okres | od 23 grudnia 2013 do 20 stycznia 2017 |
| Przynależność polityczna | Partia Demokratyczna |
| Poprzednik | Rand Beers (tymczasowo) |
| Następca | John F. Kelly |
Jeh Johnson (ur. 11 września 1957 w Nowym Jorku, USA) – amerykański polityk, w październiku 2013 roku mianowany na sekretarza bezpieczeństwa krajowego Stanów Zjednoczonych przez prezydenta Baracka Obamę, 16 grudnia Senat Stanów Zjednoczonych zatwierdził jego nominację[1], a 23 grudnia został zaprzysiężony na stanowisko[2]. Urząd sprawował do 20 stycznia 2017
Przypisy
- ↑ Jeh Johnson OK’d for Homeland Security. politico.com.
- ↑ Secretary Jeh Johnson. dhs.gov.
Gabinet Baracka Obamy (2009–2017)
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