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The Cabinet

The Cabinet The heads of the 15 executive departments make up the president’s cabinet. This group advises the president. Departments: State, Treasury, Defense, Justice, Interior, Agriculture, Commerce, Labor, Health and Human Services, Housing and Urban Development, Transportation, Energy, Education, Veterans Affairs

Qualifications? Loyal to President Loyal to Party Qualified or expertise in area President nominates and U.S. Senate confirms

Trump Cabinet 2017

Vice president

Department of State (1789) Plans and carries out the nation’s foreign policy objectives Embassies; Consulates; Passports (Visas)* Current Secretary-Rex Tillerson

Department of Treasury (1789) Collects, borrows, spends and prints money IRS; Customs; Mint; Current secretary- Steve Munchkin

Department of Defense (1949)* Manages the Armed Forces Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines Current secretary-James Mattis

Department of Justice (1870) Brings forth cases on behalf of Nation Responsible for all aspects of law enforcement Current attorney general- Jeff Sessions

Department of Interior (1849) Manages and protects the nation’s public lands and natural resources Also, Bureau of Indian Affairs Current secretary- Ryan Zinke

Department of Agriculture (1889) Assists farmers and consumers of farm products USDA, Food Inspection, Subsidies Current secretary- Sonny Purdue (has yet to be confirmed)

Department of Commerce (1903) Supervises trade, promotes United States tourism, and businesses Patents, Census Bureau Current secretary- Wilbur Ross

Department of Labor (1913) Concerned with working conditions and wages of United States’ workers Current secretary- Ed Hugler (acting)

Department of Health and Human Services (1953) Works for the health and well-being of all Americans CDC Current secretary- Tom Price

Department of HUD (1965) problems about distribution of various items in cities and some rural areas Subsidized housing and creation of Affordable Housing Current secretary- Ben Carson

Department of Transportation (1966) Manages the nation’s highways, railroads, airlines, and sea traffic Current secretary- Elaine Chao

Department of Energy (1977) Directs and implements the nation’s energy plan and consumption Petroleum, Coal, Natural Gas, Nuclear energy Current secretary- Rick Perry

Department of Education (1979) Provides advice and funding to school districts through state grants Current secretary- Betsy DeVos

Department of Veterans Affairs (1989) Directs services for American’s veterans Current secretary- David Shulkin

Department of Homeland Security (2002) Direct security initiatives for federal agencies and governments at local, state, and federal levels TSA, Coast Guard, Secret Service USCIS formerly the INS Current secretary-John Kelly

Cabinet Rank Members* White House Chief of Staff- Reince Preibus Environmental Protection Agency- Scott Pruitt Office of Management and Budget- Mick Mulvaney U.S. Trade Representative- Stephen Vaughn U.S. Ambassador to U.N.- Nick Haley Council of Economic Advisers- Jason Furman Small Business Administration- Linda McMahon

Independent Agencies

Independent Executive Agencies MAKE THIS A T CHART W/ REG v EXEC Independent agencies are agencies that work apart from the cabinet department There are more than 200 independent agencies. Examples Include: Equal Employment Opportunity Comm. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Environmental Protection Agency C.I.A. Social Security Administration Securities Exchange Commission

Bureaucracy

Criticisms of the Bureaucracy It is inefficient There is a lot of red tape: “maze of government rules, regulations and paperwork” It is wasteful because it usually fails to address the problem at hand.