Trump names Stephen Miller his next chief of staff after major Republican midterm losses
President Trump's White House chief of staff, Susie Wiles, is stepping down. She is Trump's longest-serving chief of staff and the first woman ever to hold the position.
Las elecciones intermedias de 2026 en Estados Unidos vieron un nombramiento clave, según anunció el presidente Donald Trump. Stephen Miller, conocido por su postura dura en temas de inmigración, fue designado como jefe de gabinete, reemplazando a Susie Wiles. El cambio se produce tras una fuerte derrota republicana en las elecciones medioveces.
Trump describió a Miller como uno de sus principales asesores de confianza y elogió al ex jefe de gabinete por su excelente trabajo. Wiles seguirá siendo parte de la Operación Política de Trump y debe gratitud por su trayectoria como jefa de gabinete, afirmó el mandatario.
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