President-elect Donald Trump announced a slate of new appointees to his administration on Saturday, less than one month before he is to be sworn into office on January 20 next year.
The three posts announced on Saturday, including Chief of Staff at the Department of Justice, Head of the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Policy, and Federal Railroads Administrator, are not positions that require Senate confirmation.
Trump’s cabinet picks have generated significant controversy and attention ahead of his inauguration, including the failed nomination of former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) to Attorney General.
Here is everything to know about the three new picks.
