Miller calls chief of staff promotion 'honor of my life' at Mar-a-Lago event
Longtime White House aide Stephen Miller pledged his “absolute loyalty” to President Trump in short remarks Friday evening shortly after being promoted to chief of staff — replacing Susie Wiles “We need to stand with the man who has stood with us with every fiber of his being,” Miller said in a video Trump posted...
President Donald Trump has promoted Stephen Miller to White House chief of staff, effective Monday. Miller, who currently serves as deputy chief of staff, succeeds Susie Wiles. According to the Times of India, Wiles will be moving to the Trump Political Operation following her removal after the mid-term elections.
In remarks shared in a video posted by Trump, Miller pledged his "absolute loyalty" and "total devotion" to the president. The Guardian US described Miller as a hardline aide and the architect of the president's immigration crackdown, noting concerns that the administration may double down on a far-right, nativist immigration agenda.
The Times of India characterized Miller as a foreign policy hawk with hardline views on the H-1B visa program. The outlet noted that Miller previously accused India of financing Russia's war on Ukraine and "cheating on immigration."
Brief written by urgent.news from The Hill, Hindustan Times - World News, The Guardian US, RTE News, Times of India — 5 reports on this story. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
