President-elect Donald Trump is picking key Cabinet positions with an eye on installing loyalists and enacting an aggressive second-term agenda focused on hefty tariffs and mass deportations. Trump has announced a few senior staff and Cabinet picks and is reportedly tapping more immigration hardliners and foreign policy hawks to serve in key national security roles.

Susie Wiles was the first official tapped to join Trump's next administration as the White House chief of staff, the senior-most political appointee in his administration who will have unmatched influence on his priorities and decision-making as the top adviser in the president's ear.