Stephen Miller named White House chief of staff, cementing Trump loyalist's rise to power

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President Trump has appointed longtime ally Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles. Miller will now oversee daily White House operations and gain closer proximity to core policy decisions. Miller, 41, rose from a liberal California upbringing to become a key architect of Trump's hardline immigration policies. He previously served as deputy chief of staff and homeland security adviser, advocating for measures like suspending habeas corpus and tripling daily immigration arrest targets. Known for his combative style since his college years, Miller has remained loyal to Trump for a decade. His appointment removes a perceived moderating influence, as Wiles was seen by some as a counterbalance to his强硬 approach.


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