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Brooke Rollins

Rollins previously directed the White House Domestic Policy Council and led the Texas Public Policy Foundation and America First Policy Institute.

Current office
Secretary of Agriculture
Jurisdiction
United States
Seat or institution
Agriculture
Research date
October 19, 2026
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Career context

Rollins previously directed the White House Domestic Policy Council and led the Texas Public Policy Foundation and America First Policy Institute.

Service began
Not independently verified in this edition
Scheduled term end
No fixed electoral term for this appointed office

How this appointment was confirmed

On February 13, 2025, the Senate recorded: Nomination Confirmed (72-28).

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Selected executive actions and announcements
DateTypeDocumented example
June 26, 2025policy_updateReported on USDA’s five-part response to highly pathogenic avian influenza, initially announced in February 2025.

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  • The Cabinet · White HouseSection: Brooke RollinsResearch used an official indexed excerpt; full page text was not archived.
  • Brooke L. Rollins · U.S. Department of AgricultureSection: Brooke L. RollinsResearch used an official indexed excerpt; full page text was not archived.
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Research checked October 19, 2026. Source publication dates may be earlier. Read the coverage and limitations →