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Stephen Miller named White House Chief of Staff

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Briefings

Following historic Republican midterm election losses, Donald Trump appointed Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wiles. Miller is described as the architect of Trump's administration's immigration crackdown. Wiles previously served as a stabilizing force, but the new administration faces a more aggressive push for policy goals under Democratic control.

Key points

• Stephen Miller was appointed White House Chief of Staff following historic Republican midterm election losses.
• Miller replaced Susie Wiles, who had previously served as a stabilizing force in the White House.

Context

This appointment occurred in November 2026, shortly after Republican midterm elections resulted in significant losses. The new administration faces a more aggressive approach to policy goals under Democratic control.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single report stating Miller replaced Wiles. The specific nature of the immigration crackdown and the timeline of Wiles' departure are not detailed. No further confirmation of the appointment's impact or future policy outcomes is provided.

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