Summary
President Donald Trump announced that Stephen Miller, his deputy chief of staff for policy, will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff, with Miller set to begin Monday. The article says his priorities may include immigration, relations with a Democratic-controlled Congress, national security, the economy, Supreme Court vacancies and holding together Trump’s political coalition.Key Facts
- Trump announced Miller’s appointment in a Truth Social post on Friday and called him one of his most trusted advisers.
- Miller has served as deputy chief of staff for policy since January 2025 and advised Trump during his first term.
- The article identifies immigration and border enforcement as central to Miller’s work and likely priorities in his new role.
- Democrats are expected to hold majorities in both chambers of Congress in 2027, and the article says they may investigate Trump administration officials, including Miller.
- Representative Robert Garcia criticized Miller’s promotion and said congressional Democrats would continue investigating him.
- Miller has defended the Iran war and called for cartels to be treated as ruthlessly as other organizations, according to the article.
- The article says affordability and the cost of living were important issues in the midterms and may demand attention from the administration.
- Some conservatives hope a Supreme Court vacancy could allow Trump to nominate another justice before his term ends; Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas have not indicated plans to retire.
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