Supreme Court Sides with Trump Just Before Midterms, Ending Biden-era Deportation Rule

Photo 13 of 33: Karoline Leavitt
Leavitt later became national press secretary for Trump's 2024 presidential campaign, a position that placed her directly in the middle of one of the country's most closely watched political contests. She regularly appeared on television, defended Trump against criticism, and responded to statements from Democratic opponents as the former president sought a return to the White House.
Her work during the campaign helped establish her relationship with Trump's political operation and demonstrated her willingness to appear before both friendly and critical media outlets. Following Trump's election victory, she was selected to serve as White House press secretary, moving from campaign communications into one of the federal government's most visible spokesperson positions.
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