Karoline Leavitt will be the new press secretary, check the full list of Trump cabinet

Trump Cabinet US: Donald Trump has once again been elected as the President of America and is forming a new team for his second term. This time Trump has taken lessons from his first term and has nominated trusted and loyal faces to key positions. His new team not only defines his administrative approach but also reflects his personal and political equations.

Press Secretary: Carolyn Levitt

Trump has appointed Carolyn Levitt as the new White House press secretary. This move shows that he wants to have complete control over the message and image of his administration.

Secretary of State: Marco Rubio

Florida Senator Marco Rubio has been assigned the post of Secretary of State. Rubio's deep understanding of China, Cuba and Iran matters and his foreign policy expertise have made him suitable for this post.

Attorney General: Matt Gaetz

Florida Republican MP Matt Gaetz has been chosen as Attorney General. Gaetz is one of Trump's staunchest supporters and his appointment as the country's top prosecutor reflects Trump's priorities.

National Intelligence Director: Tulsi Gabbard

Former Hawaii MP Tulsi Gabbard has been appointed as the Intelligence Director. Gabbard's appointment is a sign of giving priority to her loyalty to Trump rather than her experience.

Defense Minister: Pete Hegseth

Fox News Channel analyst and close ally of Trump, Pete Hegseth has been appointed as the Defense Minister. Hegseth and Trump have had a long-standing friendship, which plays an important role in this appointment.

Home Minister: Kristi Noem

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, who made controversial decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic, will become the Home Minister. Her conservative views and leadership ability make her suitable for this post.

CIA Director: John Ratcliffe

Former National Intelligence Director John Ratcliffe has been entrusted with the leadership of the CIA. Trump had worked with him in his first term and has taken this decision in view of his experience.

Health Minister: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who was earlier a Democrat candidate and later came out in support of Trump, has been appointed as the Secretary of Health and Human Services.

Other key appointments

Chief of Staff: Sus Wills, who managed Trump's 2024 election campaign.

National Security Advisor: Mike Waltz, who has a tough stand on China and national security issues.

Border Czar: Tom Homan, who has previously influenced immigration policy in the US.

Middle East Special Envoy: Steven Witkoff, who is a personal friend of Trump and has been involved in many strategic discussions with him.

Different approach in the second term

This term of Trump looks different from his first term. This time he is choosing such allies who are not only loyal to him but are also ready to implement his policies without hesitation. However, despite the Republican majority in the US Senate, there may be some challenges in getting these appointments approved.

This move of Trump is not only a reflection of his administrative style, but also shows that he is committed to reorganizing the federal government according to his own wishes. His supporters hope that this new team will be helpful in implementing Trump's policies faster.