Donald Trump Distributed Government’s Departments: Republican Donald Trump has won a historic victory in the US presidential election with a majority figure. Since then, leaders from all over the world have been sending him congratulatory messages. On the other hand, since his victory in the elections, Donald Trump has been busy selecting officials for his new administrative team. Trump has wasted no time in building his new team. He has always given the slogan of “America First” in his election campaign. Under this, after winning the elections, he has elected officials for his government. He has selected such people in his team who can implement his policies effectively. Let us tell you who has been given which department in Donald Trump’s new team.
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Pete Hegseth Minister of Defense
John Ratcliffe CIA Chief
Kristi Noem Secretary of Homeland Security
Steven C. Witkoff Special Envoy for Middle East Asia
Bill McGinley White House Counsel
Mike Huckabee Israeli Ambassador
Vivek Ramaswamy and Elon Musk- Department of Government Efficiency
Susan Wills White House Chief of Staff
Mike Walts National Security Advisor
tom homan border security
Elise Stefanik Ambassador to the United Nations
Stephen Miller Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy
Lee Geldin Environmental Protection Agency
Important departments to Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy
Donald Trump on Tuesday (November 12) announced that Tesla CEO and owner of social media platform X and Space do. Trump said in the announcement, ‘I am pleased to announce that Elon Musk, along with American patriot Vivek Ramaswamy, will lead the ‘Department of Government Efficiency’. It is noteworthy that Vivek Ramaswamy will be the first Indian-American to be selected for any post in the Donald Trump government, which will be effective from January 20, 2025.
What did Donald Trump say in his announcement,
Announcing the portfolios, Trump said, “Together, these two (Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy) will lead my administration to eliminate government bureaucracy, reduce excess regulation, cut wasteful government spending, and streamline federal agencies.” Will also pave the way for restructuring, which is very important for the ‘Save America Movement’.
