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President-elect Joe Biden has begun assembling his administration's team and nominating his cabinet.

That's the group of government officials who serve as the president's closest advisors.

Biden has publicly pledged to create the most diverse cabinet in U.S. history.

Yes, you did, Biden.

Cabinet nominees have to be confirmed by the Senate first, but several of Biden's picks so far seem to indicate he may be on track.

Here's what some of the Biden administration might look like if confirmed.

The dream team.

Let's do this.

Janet Yellen as the first female secretary of the treasury.

Retired Army General Lloyd Austin as the first African American Secretary of Defense.

Alejandro Mayorkes as the first immigrant and Latino Secretary of Homeland Security.

Javier Becerra as the first Latino Secretary of Health and Human Services.

Near a Tandon, who would be the first woman of color to direct the Office of Management and Budget.

And Cecilia Rouse would be the first African American to chair the Council of Economic Advisors.

Yes!

The president-elect also selected an all-female White House senior communications team,

which doesn't need Senate approval.

With many positions left to fill,

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