Trump's Second Term Cabinet Contenders

Donald Trump is assembling his cabinet and top administration officials following his presidential victory. Key appointments include Tom Homan as 'border czar', Elise Stefanik as U.N. ambassador, and Lee Zeldin as EPA administrator. Other potential appointees include Scott Bessent and John Paulson for treasury secretary.

In the wake of his recent presidential election victory, Donald Trump has embarked on the process of selecting his new cabinet and high-ranking administration officials. Sources familiar with the operations reveal that a number of key figures are being considered for pivotal roles overseeing areas such as defense, intelligence, and economic policy.

Among the initial appointees is Susie Wiles, named as Trump's White House chief of staff, known for running an efficient campaign. Another critical role, 'border czar', will be filled by Tom Homan, focusing on stringent immigration policies. Additionally, Elise Stefanik has been appointed as ambassador to the United Nations, tasked with addressing global diplomatic challenges.

Potential nominations also include Scott Bessent and John Paulson for treasury secretary, and Linda McMahon for commerce secretary. These selections reflect Trump's commitment to bolstering his policy initiatives in areas like trade, immigration, and energy production as he assembles a team that resonates with his political goals and vision for the nation.

(With inputs from agencies.)