Markwayne Mullin: US Homeland Chief Nominee After Trump Fired Kristi Noem
Markwayne Mullin was elected to the Senate in 2022 after serving 10 years in the US House of Representatives.
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Markwayne Mullin is in the news as of March 2026 for his confirmation hearing to lead the Department of Homeland Security, under President Trump’s administration. He faced questions on immigration policy, border security, and past statements, with a vote on his nomination anticipated in March 2026.[1]
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Coverage notes Mullin’s background as a Oklahoma senator and former House member, and references his family and personal experiences used in the confirmation context. The reporting frames him as a key figure in advancing the administration’s border and immigration agenda.[2][1]
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Additional outlets note the nomination was announced in early March 2026, with Trump praising Mullin and highlighting the goal of a strong border. Mullin’s responses included remarks on election integrity and DHS priorities should he be confirmed.[3][2]
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