President Trump Names Gadyaces Serralta As US Marshals Director

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President Donald Trump has announced his decision to appoint Gadyaces Serralta as the new director of the United States Marshals Service. This announcement was made on Thursday, with Trump highlighting Serralta's impressive 34 years of experience in law enforcement.

Serralta, also known as 'Gady,' has been serving as the US Marshal for the Southern District of Florida since his nomination during Trump's first term. Prior to this role, he held various positions, including major in the Miami-Dade Police Department and police chief of Palmetto Bay, Florida.

President Trump emphasized that Serralta will collaborate closely with Attorney General Pam Bondi on matters related to safety and law enforcement.

About the US Marshals Service

Serralta has 34 years of law enforcement experience.

Gadyaces Serralta appointed as new US Marshals Service director by President Trump.

Served as US Marshal for Southern District of Florida.

The United States Marshals Service plays a crucial role in pursuing fugitives nationwide, managing federal prisoners, and ensuring the protection of federal judges. Additionally, the agency is responsible for operating the Witness Protection Program.

It is important to note that nominees for the position of US Marshals Service director are required to undergo Senate confirmation.