White House deputy chief of staff exits after Miller appointment

thehill.com —

White House deputy chief of staff Richard Walters is leaving his position following Stephen Miller's appointment as the new chief of staff, announced after Susie Wiles's departure. Miller praised Walters as "invaluable" and said he will continue assisting from outside the administration. The change follows a difficult Election Day for Republicans, with Democrats winning Congress and historically competitive regions. Wiles is moving to the Trump political operation, with Miller's promotion effective Monday, November 9, 2026. Trump thanked Wiles for her service in a Truth Social post.


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