Trump considers recess appointments to fill key government roles without Senate approval

President-elect Donald Trump is considering using recess appointments to quickly fill key government positions without Senate approval. This approach would allow him to bypass the Senate's confirmation powers, which has raised concerns about a significant power shift. Trump's plan reportedly involves adjourning Congress, which would enable him to appoint his nominees directly. This method has never been used by a president and could lead to legal challenges regarding its constitutionality. The strategy differs from past recess appointment controversies, as it would involve Trump actively forcing Congress into recess. This move could undermine the Senate's role in confirming presidential appointments.