Trump names Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff

la-croix.com (French) —

Donald Trump announced Friday, November 6, the appointment of Stephen Miller, a far-right figure, as White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles. Miller, 41, architect of Trump's aggressive anti-immigration policies, will take the post Monday. Wiles, the first woman in the role, will move to other functions outside government. Trump praised her work on Truth Social. The chief of staff role is among the most strategic in the U.S. executive, controlling access to the president. Wiles, who led Trump's last campaign, recently announced she was cured of breast cancer.


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