Army veteran Sam Brown confirmed to oversee veterans’ cemeteries nationwide

The Senate confirmed another of the candidates for president Donald Trump on Tuesday, this time, for a position to preserve the graves of the old warriors and supervise the burial.

The Senate, Sam Braun, who is an inventor of the army warriors and former Senate candidate in the state of Nevada, confirmed that he is the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Trump Affairs for memorial affairs. The vote was 54-44 to a large part of a party issue, with the exception of the democratic presence in Nevada Catherine Cortez Memasto and Jackie Rosen, who crossed the corridor to vote to confirm Brown.

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The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Memorial Affairs supervises the National Cemetery Administration, which manages and maintains more than 150 national cemetery. National cemeteries throughout the country have approximately 4 million veterans in their causes, according to VA.

The National Cemetery Administration provides more than 100,000 military warriors and eligible family members every year.

Trump Brown, who served in the army for five years before his medical retirement, nominated after an explosive side of the road detonated and burned a third of his body, in January, and his entrepreneurship as a “American champion” was on a social media platform at that time.

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President Donald Trump arrives in the southern grass of the White House from Camp David on Monday 9 June 2025. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc)

Trump said: “He has proved without fear his love for our country in the army, while he was leading the forces in the battle in Afghanistan, and after he retired with honor as a leader, he helps our warriors we have access to emergency drugs,” Trump said.

Brown’s third confirmation of the Senate, where Democrats slowed in the Senate.

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Senator Jerry Moran, a Republican of Kansas, is speaking during a ceremony held about a statue of Emilia Erhart in the statues in the Capitol building in Washington, DC, on Wednesday, July 27, 2022. (Eric Lee/Bloomberg through Gety Emiez)

The Republicans have argued that Braun’s position, in particular, should not be subject to the sorrow offered in Democrat’s attempts to slow the other and most controversial walk.

Senator Jerry Moran, Chairman of the Old Senate Warriors Affairs Committee, requested his request earlier this year to confirm Brown through a much faster operation, known as the consensus consent, which was objected to by Democrats in the Senate in May.

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The Republican in Kansas said in a statement at the time: “The status of our warriors is honored, the service of their families with dignity is not a republican or democratic issue.” “I am frustrated because we cannot work in a way of two parties to confirm this qualified leader and capable of the National Administration of the Cemetery. This position is responsible for implementing the most formal responsibility in our nation, and the burial of our warriors is buried.”