Labor Secretary
Acosta’s July 17 message was sent two days before he’s scheduled to exit, paving the way for Deputy Secretary Patrick Pizzella to assume acting control of the department. The outgoing secretary announced July 12 that he would resign, amid outrage over a 2008 plea deal he reached as a federal prosecutor for accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein that many have considered lenient.
Despite criticism from business groups and some White House aides ...
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