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DOJ nominee says he will empower U.S. attorneys, federal partners to tackle violent crime
Summary
At a Senate confirmation hearing, the nominee for deputy attorney general said he would empower United States Attorneys and coordinate federal and local law enforcement to address violent crime in cities and rural areas.
Mister Blanch, the nominee for deputy attorney general, told a Senate committee on Oct. 12, 2025, that his primary approach to combating violent crime would be to "empower United States Attorneys around this country" and to work closely with federal and local partners.
Blanch made the comment while answering questions about his experience prosecuting organized crime and violent offenses. He said coordinated work with federal agencies such as the FBI, DEA…
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