Trump's New Administration Faces Scrutiny Over Controversial Appointments

Donald Trump has begun forming his second administration, prompting concerns over the inclusion of extremist figures and hardline policies.

Susie Wiles has been appointed as the first female White House Chief of Staff, a move that has sparked both praise and criticism.
Speculation surrounds key roles, with figures like Mike Davis and Robert F Kennedy Jr linked to significant positions despite their controversial stances.
Concerns have arisen over potential policies, including mass deportations and pardons for January 6 rioters, reflecting Trump's campaign promises.
Elon Musk, a supporter of Trump's campaign, is expected to have a role in federal budget cuts, highlighting the influence of wealthy backers.
Project 2025, coordinated by the Heritage Foundation, outlines extreme proposals, though it remains uncertain how much will be implemented.