US Labor Secretary

Government official who resigned amid scrutiny over a plea deal given to Jeffrey Epstein

Key Relationships

Employed By

• Organization U.S. Department of Labor - The US Labor Secretary served as head of the US Department of Labor Single Source
• Organization United States Department of Labor - The U.S. Labor Secretary heads the Department of Labor, the position from which Democrats called for resignation Single Source

Mentioned In

• Document 2008 Plea Deal - As U.S. Attorney, Alexander Acosta negotiated the 2008 plea deal with Jeffrey Epstein, which became the subject of co... Credible Reporting
• Organization Democratic Party - Democrats called for the resignation of the U.S. Labor Secretary over his role in the Epstein plea deal Single Source
• Organization Democrats - Democratic lawmakers called for the U.S. Labor Secretary to resign over his role in the Epstein plea deal. Credible Reporting

Connected To

• Document 2008 Plea Deal - U.S. Labor Secretary is connected to the controversial Epstein plea deal that led to calls for resignation Credible Reporting
• Document Epstein deal - The U.S. Labor Secretary is referenced in connection with the Epstein deal, which he negotiated as U.S. Attorney. Credible Reporting
• Organization Democratic Party - Democrats are calling for the U.S. Labor Secretary to resign due to his role in the Epstein plea deal Credible Reporting

Associated With

• Organization Democratic Party - Democratic Party called for the U.S. Labor Secretary's resignation over the Epstein deal Credible Reporting

Represented By

• Person Jeffrey Epstein - The US Labor Secretary negotiated and approved a plea deal for Jeffrey Epstein related to misconduct charges Official Document

Source Documents & Evidence