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Trump announces immigration hardliner Stephen Miller as new chief of staff

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President Donald Trump announced on November 6, 2026, that immigration expert Stephen Miller would serve as his new chief of staff. Miller previously led the administration's mass deportation program and faced significant criticism following the January 2026 shootings of two Minneapolis protesters by ICE agents.

Key points

• Stephen Miller was appointed as the new chief of staff by President Donald Trump on November 6, 2026.
• Miller previously drove the administration's mass deportation program and faced criticism after the January 2026 Minneapolis shootings.

Context

This announcement marks a significant personnel shift in the Trump administration, aligning the new chief of staff with the administration's hardline immigration stance. The appointment follows the administration's aggressive deportation efforts and subsequent controversy involving ICE agents in Minneapolis.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single announcement from November 2026. Specific details about Miller's prior tenure, the exact scope of the Minneapolis shootings, or the long-term impact of the new appointment are not provided.

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