Stephen Miller named new White House chief of staff

Stephen Miller has been announced as the new White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles, effective Monday, November 9. The 41-year-old is a key architect of the Trump administration's immigration policies and a vocal advocate of the America First doctrine. Miller, who previously served as deputy chief of staff for policy, is known for his hardline stance on immigration, including policies such as family separation and travel bans. His promotion follows an open rivalry with his predecessor, with Miller's wife reportedly lobbying Trump allies to secure his appointment. The new chief of staff has been described as an enforcer who will take a more aggressive approach than Wiles. Leaked emails from 2015-2016 show Miller shared white nationalist content, and he has pushed for accelerated mass deportation efforts, with officials describing his management style as intense and demanding.