Stephen Miller named chief of staff after GOP midterm losses

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President Trump elevated longtime adviser Stephen Miller to White House Chief of Staff, his first major staffing change since Republicans lost control of the House and Senate, sparking new reactions Saturday. The appointment marks a significant consolidation of power for Miller, a key immigration policy architect, following the party's midterm defeat. NBC News’ Julia Ainsley reported on the fallout from the shake-up. The move signals a potential shift in White House strategy as Trump prepares for a divided government, with Miller expected to enforce a hardline agenda in his new role.


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