Susie Wiles has been appointed Chief of Staff, recognized for her strategic role in Trump's campaigns, particularly the 2024 efforts.

Pete Hoekstra, a former Congressman, has been appointed Ambassador to Canada, previously serving as Ambassador to the Netherlands.

Doug Collins, a former Congressman from Georgia and military veteran, has been appointed Secretary of Veterans Affairs, emphasizing support for military families and known for his defense of Trump during impeachment.

Tom Homan is appointed as 'Border Czar' to oversee Trump's aggressive deportation plans, leveraging his previous experience leading ICE.

Linda McMahon, co-founder of WWE and former head of the Small Business Administration, returns as Secretary of Education, a choice met with controversy due to her business background and focus on school choice.

Mike Huckabee has been named Ambassador to Israel, reinforcing U.S.-Israel relations amid ongoing regional conflicts.

President-elect Donald Trump is forming his second administration, prioritizing loyalists for key positions, a shift from the internal conflicts of his first term.

Kristi Noem, the Governor of South Dakota, is appointed Secretary of Homeland Security, known for her controversial handling of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.

Sean Duffy, a media personality and former Congressman, is nominated as Secretary of Transportation, bringing his experience from both Congress and television.

Lee Zeldin, a former House member from New York, is appointed Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, despite lacking environmental experience, with a focus on deregulation.

Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democratic Congresswoman, is chosen as Director of National Intelligence, marking a significant shift from her previous affiliation to supporting Trump.

Stephen Miller, known for his hardline immigration views, returns as Chief Policy Advisor, continuing to influence immigration policy.