Trump Names Hardline Conservative Miller as Chief of Staff After Midterm Losses

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President Trump announced on November 6 that Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has resigned, effective November 9, and will be replaced by Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, a hardline conservative. Miller, known for his strict immigration policies, will assume the role following the Republican Party's defeat in the midterm elections. The appointment signals a potential shift toward more强硬 policies in the administration. The leadership change comes as Trump faces increased political pressure after the electoral losses, with Miller's promotion expected to reinforce the president's hardline agenda on immigration and other key issues.


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