World · United States · 06.11.2026 · 23:02
US: Stephen Miller to take over as White House chief of staff
Donald Trump announced that the current deputy chief of staff will succeed Susie Wiles on Monday, 9 November.
US President Donald Trump announced on Friday, 6 November, that Stephen Miller will become White House chief of staff on Monday, 9 November. Miller is currently deputy chief of staff and will succeed Susie Wiles.
Trump said in his post that Wiles would move to his political operation. He did not specify what role she would take there. Miller has helped shape the administration’s immigration policy, Reuters reported.
The change was announced after the midterm elections, in which Republicans lost control of Congress, according to Reuters and ERTnews.
Source: Donald Trump (announcement on Truth Social) · Reuters · ERTnews
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