In the wake of his second presidential victory, Donald Trump has begun assembling a cabinet that underscores his priorities in immigration and foreign relations. Key appointments include Stephen Miller, who supports aggressive deportation policies, and Florida Congressman Mike Waltz, an outspoken critic of China. Trump’s reliance on loyalists, such as South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem for homeland security, hints at a more streamlined and assertive approach compared to his first term. As Trump prioritizes presidential authority and executive power, questions linger about the impacts on his legislative agenda and governance.

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