Stephen Miller, Trump’s incoming chief of staff, pledges ‘total devotion’ to the president
Summary
Stephen Miller, appointed White House chief of staff, pledged “total devotion” to President Donald Trump in his first public remarks since the appointment was announced. The move came after major Republican losses in the midterm elections and drew criticism from Democrats and some Republicans, including over Miller’s role in shaping the administration’s immigration policy.Key Facts
- Miller is due to begin serving as White House chief of staff on Monday.
- At a Friday event, Miller praised Trump and promised loyalty and commitment to his success.
- Miller previously served as deputy chief of staff and led the administration’s immigration policy work.
- As of Saturday morning, Republicans had lost seven Senate seats, with races in Alaska and Mississippi still uncalled.
- Republicans had also lost 42 House seats and five governor races, according to the article.
- Some Republicans blamed the losses on the Iran war and tariffs, while Republican lawmakers Marlin Stutzman and Don Bacon criticized Miller’s appointment.
- Trump said he might make a few changes to his team and said he had confidence in Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
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