Army veteran Sam Brown confirmed to supervise the cemeteries of veterans nationwide

The Senate confirmed on Tuesday another candidates of President Donald Trump, this time for a position which retains the cemeteries of veterans and supervises the burials.

Sam Brown, an army veteran And the former candidate of the Senate of Nevada GOP, was confirmed by the Senate as the under-secretary of the affairs of Trump veterans for commemorative affairs. The voting of 54-44 was largely a partisan case, with the exception of the democratic senses of Nevada. Catherine Cortez Masto and Jackie Rosen, who both crossed the aisle to vote for the Brown confirmation.

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Sam Brown, an army veteran and former candidate of the NEVADA GOP in the Senate, was confirmed as an undersecretary of Trump Veterans Affairs Affairs for Commemorative Affairs. (Ethan Miller / Getty Images)

The Subsecretaire for Commemorative Affairs oversees the National Cemetery Administration, which operates and maintains more than 150 national cemeteries. According to the VA.

And the National Cemetery Administration provides more than 100,000 military veterans and eligible family members.

Trump named Brown, who served in the army for five years before retiring medically after an improvised explosive device on the roadside exploded and burned a third of his body in January, and praised him as an “American hero” in an article on his social social media platform at the time.

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President Donald Trump arrives on the southern lawn of the White House of Camp David on Monday, June 9, 2025. (Tom Williams / CQ-Roll Call, inc)

“He has proven without fear his love for our country in the army, while leading combat troops in Afghanistan and, after being honorably withdrawn as captain, helping our veterans to access emergency drugs,” said Trump.

Confirmation of Brown scored a third of the day in the Senate, where a growing list of Trump candidates to a variety of agencies, judgments and ambassadors was slowed down by the Democrats in the Senate.

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Senator Jerry Moran, a Kansas republican, speaks during a ceremony revealing a statue of Amelia Earhart in the statuary room at the American Capitol in Washington, DC, on Wednesday July 27, 2022. (Eric Lee / Bloomberg via Getty Images)

The Republicans of the Senate argued that Brown’s position, in particular, should not be subjected to the partisanary exposed in the attempts of the Democrats to walk slowly other more controversial candidates.

Senator Jerry MoranChairman of the senatorial veterans committee, asked his request earlier this year to confirm Brown by a much faster process, known as unanimous consent, is opposed by the Senate Democrats in May.

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“Placing our veterans to rest in honor, serving their families with dignity is not a republican or democratic question,” said the Kansas Republican in a statement at the time. “I am discouraged that we cannot work in a bipartite way to confirm this qualified leader and capable of the National Cemetery Administration. This position is responsible for the realization of the most solemn responsibility of our country, buried our veterans.”