President Trump appointed Jay Clayton, former chairman of the SEC, as the interim U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York. This decision follows Senator Chuck Schumer's announcement to block Clayton's nomination, which reflects the tension within the Democratic party. Schumer's resistance is rooted in criticism from liberal members who feel he hasn't done enough to challenge Trump. The Southern District is notable for high-profile cases tied to public corruption and white-collar crime, including cases linked to Trump himself.
President Trump has appointed Jay Clayton as the interim U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York in a move following Senator Chuck Schumer's indication to block his nomination.
Jay Clayton, previously chairman of the SEC and known for his Wall Street enforcement, is facing political resistance as Democrats criticize his potential appointment amidst controversial past investigations.
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