Trump Names Stephen Miller to Replace Susie Wiles as White House Chief of Staff
Trump announces leadership change
Trump announced Friday on social media that Miller will become White House chief of staff on Monday. He is currently a deputy chief of staff in the White House.
The announcement came after Republicans were swept out of power in this week’s midterm elections. The article does not explain whether the election result prompted the personnel change.
Wiles leaves the role
Wiles has served as chief of staff in the White House from the beginning of the administration. She previously worked with Trump’s 2020 campaign in Florida. She was diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year. An announcement this fall said she was cancer-free.
Miller’s role in Trump circle
Miller has been a fixture in Trump’s circle since 2016. He is considered an architect of some of Trump’s core policies, including immigration. A photo caption identifies Miller as deputy chief of staff and homeland security adviser.
Key points
- Trump said Miller will take over as chief of staff on Monday.
- Wiles has held the role since the White House administration began.
- Miller has been part of Trump’s circle since 2016 and helped shape immigration policy.
- Wiles was diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year and was later announced cancer-free.