Stephen Miller named by Trump as White House chief of staff
Trump said he would be replacing Susie Wiles for the top advisory role. Miller is controversial figure, known as a key architect of the administration’s hardline immigration policies.
President Donald Trump has appointed his deputy chief of staff, Stephen Miller, as the new chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles, who had held the position since Trump's inauguration. In making the announcement, Trump described Miller as one of his most trusted advisors. Wiles, for her part, expressed pride in her work at the White House, acknowledging the administration's achievements such as securing the border, cutting taxes, strengthening the economy, and putting America first.
This change in leadership comes following Trump's party's loss of control in the House and Senate during a recent midterm election loss to the Democrats.
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