Donald Trump Appoints Stephen Miller As White House Chief Of Staff, Susie Wiles Moves To Political Operation Amid Democratic Gains In Congress
Washington DC: United States President Donald Trump has announced that Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller will take over as the White House Chief of Staff from November 9, while incumbent Susie Wiles will move to the Trump political operation. In a post shared on Truth Social on Friday (local time), Trump described Miller as one of his most trusted advisers and praised Wiles for her work as…
President Donald Trump announced on Friday that Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller will succeed Susie Wiles as White House Chief of Staff, effective November 9, 2026. In a tweet, Trump praised Miller, describing him as one of his most trusted advisers. Wiles, who served as Chief of Staff, announced on Twitter that she would be relocating to the Trump political operation.
Trump described the veto power as one of the strongest powers available to the US President, adding that he would use it to reject legislation he opposes. Democratic gains in Congress have significantly shifted the balance of power in Washington, potentially leading to increased congressional scrutiny of Trump's administration and blocking of judicial and Cabinet nominees.
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