2026 midterms, live | Stephen Miller, Trump's new chief of staff
She replaces Susie Wiles in the position. She is the first piece to be moved in the government after the electoral debacle in the midterms.
US President Donald Trump has announced that Stephen Miller, one of his hardline immigration advisors, will be his new chief of staff. Miller is replacing Susie Wiles, a move that suggests Trump is shifting towards even tougher stances. Trump praised Wiles for her "excellent work" and said she will join the Trump Political Operation. The change will take effect on Monday. Miller is described by Trump as "one of my most trusted advisors".
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