The elected president of USADonald Trump, see how possible secretary of state to the US senator Marco Rubioson of Cuban immigrants. With a strong stance towards the Trumpist agenda, Rubio is emerging as the right one for the State Department starting in January and it would be first Latino in office.
Neither Trump nor Rubio confirmed the appointment, but it is already taken for granted by the main American media, such as ‘The New York Times’, ‘The Washington Post’ or CNN. The senator, 53 years old and the son of Cuban immigrants, is already part of the Senate Foreign Committee and he came to be sounded as a potential running mate for Trump for the recent elections.
However, the magnate opted for the senator J. D. Vance as a candidate for Vice Presidency and will predictably choose Rubio to head US diplomacy.
Marco Rubio’s position facing the outside world
In his experience in politics, Marco Rubio (53) has followed positions of the hard Republican wing. One of his manifestations has been to speak out in favor of toughening pressure on the governments of Venezuela or Cuba.
Rubio has also voted against offering military aid to Ukraine, and suggested the start of negotiations with Russia. At the same time, he expressed strong support for Israel on the multiple fronts that it has open, even questioning whether a ceasefire is necessary in the area.
The Cuban-American senator is also in the China sanctions ‘blacklist’ for their positions in the Senate. He has agreed with Trump that European allies must take on a greater role in security and increase defense spendingso its rise may have echo within NATO and the EU.
Another possible appointment of Donald Trump
The sources consulted by the main media also take the appointment of the congressman for granted. Mike Waltzretired military officer Special Forcesas new White House National Security Advisoranother key position for the new stage that starts in January. Waltz and Trump share political lines on major axes that will mark the future Administration.
Donald Trump chose Tom Homan as new “border czar” to lead a mass deportation operation
Donald Trump, the newly elected president of the United States, announced the incorporation of Tom Homan, former director of ICEas “border czar” in his next term. “I am pleased to announce that the former director of ICE, and a staunch supporter of border control, Tom Homan, will join the Trump administration; in charge of our nation’s borders“said the president.
Homan will be in charge of monitoring the borders and leading a mass deportation operation, a key element of the US immigration agenda. trumpwhich seeks to expel millions of undocumented immigrants.
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