Stephen Miller named White House chief of staff by Trump

bbc.com (Korean) —

President Donald Trump has appointed Stephen Miller, a close aide known for hardline policies, as White House chief of staff, signaling potential conflict with Congress. The move follows the Republican Party's midterm election defeat. Miller, who led Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement agenda, replaces Susie Wiles. His appointment is seen as preparing for political battles rather than cooperation with the new Democratic majority in Congress. Miller has drawn criticism from Democrats and some Republicans for controversial statements and policies. Democratic leaders have condemned him, while some Republican senators have welcomed his promotion, citing his conservative credentials.


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