The Department of Homeland Security will get a new intelligence chief with the Senate’s confirmation of Matthew Kozma to lead the Office of Intelligence and Analysis.
The Senate voted 53-44 Thursday to confirm Kozma to the role, placing him atop a troubled office that’s undergone years of transformation during the previous administration and has been targeted for reductions this year.
Kozma, who was the Intelligence Community’s chief information officer during part of President Donald Trump’s first term, told senators last month he’s focused on strengthening the Office of Intelligence and Analysis in its role as a connector of intelligence among ...