Donald Trump announces Stephen Miller, Mike Waltz as cabinet expands

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : The announcements come after Trump confirmed strategist Susie Wiles will be his chief of staff -- the first woman to ever hold the position -- at the weekend.
62% : Trump also selected US Senator Marco Rubio to be his secretary of state, news agency Reuters reported its sources as saying.
55% : Mr Homan was acting director of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Trump's last administration, and had most recently been working at Fox News, where he was a regular critic of the country's border controls.
51% : Trump also announced former Republican Congressman Lee Zeldin would become the administrator of the United States Environmental Protective Agency.
49% : "On Monday, local time, multiple US media agencies reported Trump had also settled on speechwriter and advisor Stephen Miller as deputy chief of staff.
44% : Trump, who has been gradually war-gaming his administration at his Florida residence, Mar-a-Lago, since winning last week's presidential election, made the announcement in a post on social media on Sunday, local time.
31% : Trump is expected to continue assembling his team from his Florida base at Mar-a-Lago over the coming weeks.
26% : He has, over the past two years, been working on immigration blueprints for Trump, which include measures like detaining and expelling undocumented migrants from the US.
17% : Trump made immigration a central issue during his campaign.
15% : In recent days Trump had also confirmed two figures central to his previous administration Nikki Haley and Mike Pompeo, would not be given positions this time.
13% : Trump also announced Republican congresswoman Elise Stefanik, a long-time ally, would be his administration's ambassador to the United Nations -- an organisation he has repeatedly criticised.

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