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Meanwhile, the House was threatening to hold Ross and Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress.Ross is no stranger to controversy and has frequently landed in hot water with the White House for negotiating deals with China perceived to be weak, eliciting ire from lawmakers in both parties after slapping tariffs on allies, and saying during a government shutdown that he didn't understand the financial perils federal workers might face during the holidays.Asked by NBC News on the White House South Lawn on Friday if Ross had disappointed him on the census, Trump responded, "No, he didn't let me down."Ross's future as the Commerce Secretary depends on several competing factors, including White House and presidential frustration with the Commerce Department, concern about the optics of dismissing a member of the Cabinet so soon after the resignation of Acosta, and Trump's personal relationship with Ross, according to officials and advisers.Late last year, when media reports suggested Trump would replace Ross by the end of the year, Ross insisted that his job was secure.
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