Stephen Miller named Trump's new chief of staff

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Stephen Miller, architect of Trump's anti-immigration policy, has been appointed White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles. The announcement came three days after the Republican Party's heavy defeat in midterm elections. Miller, 41, is considered the mastermind behind the administration's hardline immigration enforcement, including ICE operations and military deployment in Los Angeles. He has been described as Trump's "brain" and is known for his radical right-wing rhetoric on immigration. A California native from a Jewish family, Miller joined Trump's first campaign at age 30. He previously designed travel bans on Muslim-majority countries and supported Trump following the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack.


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