President-elect Donald Trump has named Sebastian Gorka as senior director for counterterrorism, after he briefly served in Trump’s first administration, though Gorka has also faced criticism for appearing to support a far-right Hungarian political group the U.S. says is linked to the Nazis.

President-elect Trump named Sebastian Gorka to join his national security team, specifically as the deputy assistant to the president and senior director for counter terrorism. Gorka, who Trump noted in his announcement,

US President-elect Donald Trump has tapped Sebastian Gorka, a former Trump official and media commentator, to return to the White House and serve in a senior national security role in the new administration.

Former Trump national security adviser calls right-wing personality the ‘perfect example of somebody who owes his position purely to Donald Trump’

Seven years after his last stint in the White House, Britain born Sebastian Gorka returns as an assistant and advisor on terrorism.

Gorka played a role in the first Trump administration, where he was dogged by concerns about his inflammatory views.

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Trump’s nominee as counter-terrorism chief Sebastian Gorka joined Sky News host Sharri Markson in a one-on-one interview to discuss the current terror threats to the Western world.