President Trump nominates Gail Slater to lead Justice Department's antitrust division amidst controversy over last-minute actions by leftist activist Doha Mekki. Slater has a strong record against Big Tech and is expected to continue lawsuits. Mekki, the acting antitrust chief, pushed through radical actions in the final weeks of Biden's presidency.
Key Points
Gail Slater nominated to lead the Justice Department's antitrust division
Controversy over Doha Mekki's radical actions in final weeks of Biden's presidency
Issues surrounding last-minute lawsuits by Mekki unrelated to countering Big Tech
Pros
Gail Slater's strong record against Big Tech
Continuation of lawsuits against Big Tech
Cons
Controversy over Doha Mekki's radical actions
Last-minute lawsuits by Mekki unrelated to countering Big Tech