White House Resubmits Nominations for ITC, Commerce Department
The White House resubmitted the nomination of Jeffrey Nadaner for assistant secretary of Commerce, in charge of export enforcement. Nadaner was a deputy assistant secretary of Defense during the George W. Bush administration. Nadaner was first nominated in February 2018,…
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but his nomination was not voted on during the last Congress, so it had to be resubmitted. Also resubmitted was the nomination of Randolph Stayin for the U.S. International Trade Commission. If his nomination is confirmed in the Senate, he would replace Meredith Broadbent, whose term has expired. He was first nominated in September 2017. He would serve a term that expires June 16, 2026.