Mysterious Atmosphere Surrounds Donald Trump's Cabinet Team: Hunt for Key Positions in Full Swing

washington - Donald Trump is looking to quickly assemble a cabinet and staff, unlike in 2016. His transition team has been working for weeks to put everything together. Find out more on telegraaf.nl.

Unlike the Blues Brothers, Donald Trump is getting his former 'band members' back together without having to convince them first. Many former ministers and officials from his previous administration have been waiting in the wings to join their former leader on stage. This time, however, Trump is looking for people whose loyalty to him is unquestionable.

Linda McMahon, wife of Vince McMahon, the disgraced former head of WWE, is one of the co-chairs of the transition team. She is handling the policy side, while former investment banker and billionaire Howard Lutnick is focusing on putting together the cabinet. Despite being relatively new to Trump's circle, Lutnick has shown unwavering support for the candidate during the recent election campaign.

It's still uncertain who will join Trump's cabinet and staff. The transition team is intentionally keeping information close to their chest to avoid distractions from personnel stories. Trump himself is avoiding making plans until everything is concrete.

Although surrounded by superstitions, the transition team has already planned a lot. Approximately 300 executive orders are ready for Trump to sign as soon as he takes office. It'll be interesting to see how these presidential orders, which Trump can issue without Congressional approval, align with Project 2025.

Trump's strong stance on immigration, including the deportation of illegal immigrants, resonates with the goals outlined in Project 2025. However, there are differences in views regarding women's rights and abortion, with Trump preferring to leave such matters to individual states.

The speed at which the new cabinet can start working depends on FBI background checks. The federal agency typically conducts investigations before officials are granted access to classified documents. However, reports suggest that Trump may bypass this process and grant access to his appointees directly.