Trump Names Stephen Miller Chief of Staff After Midterm Losses
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President Trump named Stephen Miller as his new White House chief of staff on Friday, following Republicans' significant losses in the midterm elections. The announcement marks a major shakeup of the president's inner circle. Trump announced the change on Truth Social, praising Miller as one of his "most trusted advisors" and thanking outgoing chief Susie Wiles for her "outstanding job." Miller assumes the role Monday, while Wiles transitions to the "Trump Political Operation." Miller, known as the architect of Trump's hardline immigration policies, takes charge of the West Wing days after Democrats delivered Republicans a major electoral defeat. The move signals a shift toward loyalist leadership amid political fallout.