Trump replaces chief of staff with hardline adviser Stephen Miller

President Donald Trump has replaced his chief of staff, Susie Wiles, with Stephen Miller, a hardline immigration adviser, following the Democrats' sweeping victory in Tuesday's midterm elections. The move has drawn sharp criticism from Democratic leaders. Wiles, who led Trump's 2024 campaign, was the first woman to hold the position and one of the last senior officials from the original administration to depart. Trump praised her work but said he wanted a change, while hinting at further cabinet reshuffles in a CBS interview. Miller, known for his strident anti-immigration stance and ties to white nationalist ideology, has been denounced by Democrats. Hakeem Jeffries called him a "dangerous xenophobe and a mad extremist," while Vice President JD Vance praised him as a "formidable patriot."