U.S. media claims that Trump's administration team may undergo a "major reshuffle," but the White House spokesperson denies it.

According to a report by Jin10 on November 21, multiple informed sources have revealed that the White House is preparing for possible cabinet personnel changes after the one-year anniversary of President Trump's re-election, which could shake up his previously stable administration team. So far, Trump's cabinet has been relatively stable, which is intentional, as officials closely related to the president want to avoid the image of excessive personnel changes that characterized Trump's first term. However, this situation may change by January next year. At least one federal agency that may experience changes is the Department of Homeland Security, led by Kristi Noem, which is responsible for implementing the promise of large-scale deportation of illegal immigrants made during Trump's campaign.

Sources also indicated that there may be personnel changes at the Department of Energy. The department is currently led by Chris Wright, whose relationship with the White House has deteriorated in recent months. White House Press Secretary Levitt responded to reports by stating, “There will be no changes in the Cabinet, no matter how much CNN wishes to see that happen. This media outlet survives on dramatic events.”