Trump taps Stephen Miller as chief of staff after midterm losses

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Donald Trump has replaced White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with her deputy, Stephen Miller, following historic Republican losses in the midterm elections. The change signals a shift toward a more aggressive agenda. Miller, known as the architect of the administration's immigration crackdown, will take over as Democrats now control both chambers of Congress. Wiles had been viewed by some as a stabilizing force in the White House. Trump is reportedly seeking a more combative approach to advance his policies amid the new political landscape. The move comes as the administration faces increased opposition from the Democratic-controlled legislature.


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