Who is Stephen Miller, the Jewish Conservative promoted to Trump’s new chief of staff? - explainer
Rather than moderating his policies after the electoral setback, Trump is promoting one of his most uncompromising architects.
Stephen Miller, a 41-year-old Jewish conservative, has been appointed as President Donald Trump's new chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles. The appointment comes after Republicans' defeat in the midterm elections and the loss of both chambers of Congress. Miller, who was born and raised in the liberal city of Santa Monica, California, developed distinctly conservative views during his teenage years and became a prominent figure in conservative circles.
He has been instrumental in translating Trump's political instincts into executive orders and policy decisions, effectively becoming a key decision-maker in the White House.
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