Trump replaces chief of staff with Miller, hints at more Cabinet changes

independent.co.uk —

President Donald Trump announced the removal of Chief of Staff Susie Wiles following sweeping Republican losses in the midterm elections, naming hardline immigration advisor Stephen Miller as her replacement. Trump signaled potential further Cabinet changes in a CBS News interview. Trump indicated "maybe a few changes" are coming to his Cabinet but declined to name specific officials amid rumors about Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Miller's promotion drew sharp criticism from Democratic lawmakers, suggesting a more combative approach against a newly Democratic-controlled Congress. Representative Robert Garcia, ranking Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, vowed extensive investigations into Trump and his family. In a key midterm result, Democrat Richard Ojeda flipped North Carolina's Ninth District by defeating seven-term Republican Congressman Richard Hudson.


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