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Trump Leverages Experienced Allies in Rapid Transition to Second Term

President-elect Donald Trump swiftly assembles his White House team, prioritizing experienced allies from his previous administration while navigating a complex web of influences.

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Updated: Nov 29th, 2024, 10:21 AM ET

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In a stark contrast to 2016, Donald Trump’s transition is marked by rapid cabinet selections and the return of trusted allies. Key figures, including Russell Vought and Stephen Miller, are set to take prominent roles, embodying Trump's focus on dismantling government bureaucracy and enforcing strict fiscal policies. This transition has drawn scrutiny due to previous denials surrounding Project 2025, raising concerns about loyalty and governance strategies within the new administration. Trump's team aims for immediate action on policies from immigration to tariffs, signaling an aggressive approach from Day One.

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