Chinese-American Spokesperson to Head White House Liaison Office for Trump | WPN World People News

Former President Donald Trump recently announced that Steven Chang, the communications director for his campaign, will serve as the director of the White House Office of Public Liaison. Cheung, a 42-year-old Chinese American, was born to Chinese immigrant parents and grew up in Sacramento, California.
Chang has been deeply involved in Trump's presidential campaigns, working closely with core team members Susie Wiles and Chris LaCivita to help Trump return to the White House.

With extensive experience in public relations and politics, Cheung started his career as an intern and speechwriter in the office of California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. He also participated in the 2008 McCain-Palin campaign. Later, he ventured into the sports industry, serving as a spokesperson for the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). In 2016, Chang joined Trump's first presidential campaign and subsequently served as Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Director of the White House Public Liaison Office.

Known for his outspoken and sharp communication style, Chang frequently criticizes "fake news." He shares Trump's passion for combat sports and wrestling, earning him the nickname "my sumo wrestler" from Trump due to his sturdy physique. Despite his fiery rhetoric, Chang is pragmatic in dealing with the media, garnering respect from some journalists.
During this year’s campaign,Chang has been instrumental in damage control, quickly responding to controversies on Trump’s social media platform, Truth Social. He has consistently demonstrated a strong stance and rapid response capabilities.

Chang’s experience and approach have made him an indispensable figure in Trump’s inner circle, seen as a crucial guardian of Trump’s core policies and public image.