The White House is calling on the U.S. Senate to confirm Todd Blanche as Attorney General without delay, citing broad support from law enforcement organizations, former Justice Department officials, and members of Congress. Law enforcement groups including the Fraternal Order of Police, International Association of Chiefs of Police, and Major County Sheriffs of America have endorsed Blanche, highlighting his experience as a prosecutor and commitment to public safety. Former Attorney Generals William Barr and John Ashcroft also endorsed the nomination, emphasizing Blanche’s qualifications and dedication to the rule of law. Over 200 state attorneys general and bipartisan legal experts have urged swift confirmation, stressing the importance of stable leadership at the Department of Justice. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley and other lawmakers praised Blanche’s record on combating fraud and restoring law enforcement effectiveness. The White House argues that Blanche’s proven track record as Deputy and Acting Attorney General makes him uniquely qualified to lead the DOJ, with bipartisan backing from law enforcement and legal communities.
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