Trump picks Kristi Noem to serve as his Homeland Security secretary

Noem is the current governor of South Dakota and a Republican rising star

President Donald Trump has selected Kristi Noem, the Republican governor of South Dakota, to lead the Department of Homeland Security, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter.

The selection of Noem, a rising star in the GOP, is a sign that Trump is looking to shake up his administration in the wake of the midterm elections.

Noem is a strong supporter of Trump and his policies

Noem, 46, is a strong supporter of Trump and his policies, and she has frequently defended him on national television.

She is also a staunch conservative who has fought to reduce taxes and regulations in South Dakota.

Noem would be the first woman to lead the Department of Homeland Security

If confirmed by the Senate, Noem would be the first woman to lead the Department of Homeland Security.

She would also be the first governor to serve in the Trump administration.

Noem's nomination is likely to face opposition from Democrats

Noem's nomination is likely to face opposition from Democrats, who are critical of her record on immigration and environmental issues.

However, she is expected to be confirmed by the Republican-controlled Senate.

Noem's selection is a sign that Trump is looking to shake up his administration

The selection of Noem is a sign that Trump is looking to shake up his administration after the midterm elections, which saw the Democrats take control of the House.

Noem is a loyal supporter of Trump, and she is likely to be a strong advocate for his policies.