Trump Plans to Bypass Senate for Cabinet Appointments

Donald Trump, newly elected as U.S. President, seeks to leverage a constitutional loophole to appoint ministers without Senate approval.

Donald Trump intends to use 'recess appointments' to install cabinet members during Senate breaks, bypassing the usual confirmation process.
Republican Senators, including Rick Scott, John Thune, and John Cornyn, have expressed support for Trump's plan to expedite appointments.
Trump has nominated Elise Stefanik as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, pending Senate confirmation.
Tom Homan, known for his hardline immigration stance, is appointed as 'Border Czar' to oversee mass deportations.
Trump's strategy includes consolidating Republican control in the Senate, where they hold a majority, to facilitate his agenda.