Sekretarz bezpieczeństwa krajowego Stanów Zjednoczonych
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| Obecny | |
 Alejandro Mayorkas | |
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| Data utworzenia | 24 stycznia 2003 |
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| Miejsce w sukcesji | osiemnasty |
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Sekretarz bezpieczeństwa krajowego (ang. United States Secretary of Homeland Security) – szef Departamentu Bezpieczeństwa Krajowego USA. Sekretarz jest członkiem amerykańskiego rządu, powołuje go prezydent Stanów Zjednoczonych po zatwierdzeniu przez Senat.
Potrzeba powołania urzędu bezpieczeństwa krajowego narodziła się po zamachach 11 września 2001. Przed objęciem stanowiska szefa Departamentu, Tom Ridge pełnił funkcję doradcy prezydenta ds. bezpieczeństwa krajowego (Assistants to the President for the Office of Homeland Security).
Sekretarz bezpieczeństwa krajowego jest ostatni w linii sukcesji prezydenckiej.
Lista sekretarzy
| Nr | Nazwisko | Kadencja | Prezydent USA | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Od | Do | |||
| 1 | Tom Ridge | 24 stycznia 2003 | 1 lutego 2005 | George W. Bush |
| James Loy (p.o.) | 1 lutego 2005 | 15 lutego 2005 | ||
| 2 | Michael Chertoff | 15 lutego 2005 | 20 stycznia 2009 | |
| 3 | Janet Napolitano | 20 stycznia 2009 | 6 września 2013 | Barack Obama |
| Rand Beers (p.o.) | 6 września 2013 | 23 grudnia 2013 | ||
| 4 | Jeh Johnson | 23 grudnia 2013 | 20 stycznia 2017 | |
| 5 | John F. Kelly | 20 stycznia 2017 | 31 lipca 2017 | Donald Trump |
| Elaine Duke (p.o) | 31 lipca 2017 | 6 grudnia 2017 | ||
| 6 | Kirstjen Nielsen | 6 grudnia 2017 | 10 kwietmia 2019 | |
| Kevin McAleenan (p.o.) | 11 kwietnia 2019 | 13 listopada 2019 | ||
| Chad Wolf (p.o.) | 13 listopada 2019 | 11 stycznia 2021 | ||
| Peter Gaynor (p.o.) | 12 stycznia 2021 | 20 stycznia 2021 | ||
| David Pekoske (p.o.) | 20 stycznia 2021 | 2 lutego 2021 | Joe Biden | |
| 7 | Alejandro Mayorkas | 2 lutego 2021 | ||
Linki zewnętrzne
- strona Departamentu Bezpieczeństwa Krajowego
- o Departamencie na stronie Białego Domu (strona archiwalna). whitehouse.gov. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2014-02-15)].
Szefowie departamentów Stanów Zjednoczonych
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