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Acting Deputy DHS Secretary Pekoske Expects To Return To TSA, Agency Official Says

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Transportation Security Administration Administrator David Pekoske. Photo: TSA

The chief of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), David Pekoske, who is currently the acting Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security, expects to return to the agency to complete his five-year term, Patricia Cogswell, the acting deputy Administrator of TSA said on Thursday. “So, I get asked almost every week, ‘Is the administrator coming back,’” Cogswell said. “The number one thing I need to pass along to you is, he has a five-year term, he intends to come home and finish…

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