Delrahim expected to be nominated for DOJ antitrust chief

Alex Wilts

21 March 2017

The White House (Credit: iStock/SeanPavonePhoto )

Deputy White House counsel Makan Delrahim is said to be the administration’s pick to lead the Department of Justice’s antitrust division, after several have speculated that President Donald Trump’s choice to fill the role would not be immune from the executive’s interference.

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Alex Wilts

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