President Donald Trump wasted little time in naming R. Alexander Acosta on Thursday as his nominee for labor secretary to replace Andrew Puzder, who withdrew hours before.
February 16, 2017 at 03:41 PM
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President Donald Trump wasted little time in naming R. Alexander Acosta on Thursday as his nominee for labor secretary to replace Andrew Puzder, who withdrew hours before.
Acosta, the only son of Cuban immigrants, is law dean at Florida International University in Miami and a veteran Republican administrator, serving as assistant attorney general for civil rights and U.S. attorney in Miami.
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