Trump replaces White House chief of staff with Stephen Miller

ua.korrespondent.net (Ukrainian) —

US President Donald Trump announced a change in White House Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, one of his most trusted advisers. Wiles confirmed November 6 as her last day in the role. Miller, previously Wiles' deputy, will assume duties on Monday, November 9, according to Trump. Wiles, praised by Trump for "outstanding work," will move to Trump's Political Operation, stating her commitment to the president remains unchanged. Miller is a senior policy adviser who previously held communications roles for Senator Jeff Sessions and Representatives Michele Bachmann and John Shadegg. Separately, Trump dismissed rumors of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's resignation, saying he is performing well.


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