Donald Trump Appoints Stephen Miller as New White House Chief of Staff

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that Stephen Miller, the current Deputy Chief of Staff, will assume the role of White House Chief of Staff starting next Monday, replacing Susie Wiles.

Expressing appreciation for Wiles’s service in the position, the U.S. President stated that she will be transitioning to join the president’s political team.

President Trump further described Miller as one of his most trusted advisors, highlighting his close alignment with the administration’s core objectives.

These administrative developments within the White House unfold just days after the Republican Party’s defeats in the midterm elections, which resulted in the loss of majorities in both chambers of Congress.