Senate willing to approve Trump Sean Duffy Transportation Department

The Senate is expected to vote on Tuesday to confirm the President Donald TrumpSean Duffy, selects to run the Department of Transport.

The Senate voted on Monday to move forward Duffy’s nomination for a margin of 97-0, and its confirmation is expected on Tuesday.

Duffy, who previously represented the 7th Wisconsin Congressional District, appeared in front of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transport Committee this month and presented his priorities for the Department of Transportation, including the safety of aviation and road, Directing to the scarcity of air traffic controllers and restoring confidence in Boeing after several important scandals.

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Sean Duffy, on the right, greets the senators in their confirmation audience on January 15 with the Commerce, Science and Senate Committee. (Fox News Digital/Charlie Creitz)

“No federal agency affects the daily life of the North -Americans and loved ones such as the Department of Transport,” Duffy told the legislators in their confirmation audience on January 15.

“We want the best and brightest air traffic controllers. We must modernize our systems with avant -garde technologies. I will work with the Congress and the FAA To restore global confidence in Boeing and to say that our sky is safe, “he said.

Duffy also pledged to start work to rebuild a part of Interstate 40 near the North Carolina-Tennessee line closed by extensive Hurricane Helene damage in September.

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Sean Duffy at his confirmation hearing for the Secretary of Transport on January 15. (Fox News Digital/Charlie Creitz)

“We continue to try to work through this process to achieve this reconstruction, but we must know that this will be in front and in the center with you to get the reconstruction and interstate reopening,” said Duffy.

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Meanwhile Trump visited North Carolina On Friday and promised some reforms to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) that has overseen the recovery of North Carolina after the hurricane.

“We will solve it and solve it as quickly as possible,” said Trump on Friday. “It’s a massive amount of damage. Fema has really left us. Let the country go down.”

Charles Creitz de Fox News Digital contributed to this report.