Trump Plans New 'Czar' Roles to Reshape U.S. Policy Landscape

President-elect Trump is considering appointing czars to bypass traditional bureaucracy and swiftly implement his administration's agenda.

Doug Burgum, North Dakota Governor and Trump ally, is being considered for the role of 'energy czar' to roll back Biden-era climate regulations.
Trump's strategy to appoint czars aims to expedite policy implementation without lengthy Senate confirmations.
Former ICE Director Tom Homan is expected to return as 'border czar,' focusing on immigration enforcement.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is in discussions for a 'czar-like' role overseeing health, agriculture, and medicine, with direct access to Trump.
Trump's transition team is drafting executive orders to undo Biden's climate policies, potentially benefiting fossil fuel industries.