Overview of Trump's Second-Term Agenda

Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 U.S. election marks a historic second, nonconsecutive term for the 45th president. His administration plans to implement transformative policies with a focus on immigration, the economy, education reform, and foreign policy. Here, we explore Trump’s proposed key administration roles and their expected contributions to this agenda.

Director of the CIA: John Ratcliffe

John Ratcliffe, former Director of National Intelligence, is expected to lead the CIA. Known for his commitment to national defense, Ratcliffe would likely focus on strengthening intelligence operations, supporting counter-terrorism efforts, and aligning intelligence priorities with national security goals.

Department of Government Efficiency: Elon Musk & Vivek Ramaswamy

Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy has been proposed to lead a new Department of Government Efficiency. With his background in technology and innovation, Musk’s role would focus on reducing federal spending, increasing operational efficiency, and introducing innovative strategies to improve government functions.

Health and Human Services: Ben Carson

Ben Carson may take a leadership role at Health and Human Services (HHS). Known for his work in public health and administration, Carson would focus on streamlining health policy and potentially incorporating alternative health perspectives.

Secretary of State: Leading Foreign Policy

Marco Rubio is expected to lead the State Department, focusing on a foreign policy approach that emphasizes U.S. interests, strategic alliances, and international trade partnerships. The 'America First' policy will guide efforts to foster alliances beneficial to U.S. economic and defense goals.

Education Reform: Department of Education

Trump’s second term includes plans to restructure the Department of Education, shifting more control to the states. This approach is intended to allow states greater flexibility in managing K-12 education policies and adapting to the needs of their communities.

Economic Strategy: Immigration, Trade, and Energy

Economic reform is central to Trump’s vision, with policies that aim to support American businesses, enforce border security, and boost energy independence. High tariffs on imports, particularly from China, and investment in fossil fuel production are expected to be major components of this plan. The strategy includes increasing domestic manufacturing, enhancing energy independence, and creating job opportunities through deregulation.