Hardline Trump aide Stephen Miller takes over as White House chief of staff
Summary
Stephen Miller began serving as White House chief of staff on Monday, replacing Susie Wiles. The appointment followed Republican losses in the midterm elections and came days after President Donald Trump said his mass deportation policy may have been too tough.Key Facts
- Miller, 41, had been a deputy chief of staff before his promotion.
- Trump announced Miller’s appointment on Truth Social on Friday.
- Miller helped shape the administration’s mass deportation policy and immigration crackdown.
- Trump said in an interview on CBS’s 60 Minutes that the deportation policy might have been too tough.
- Richard Walters, another deputy chief of staff and a close ally of Wiles, said he would leave the administration.
- Trump said he had offered UFC head Dana White the White House press secretary role, then said he was joking; the two were due to meet Monday.
- The article reports that several administration officials had recently left, including Harmeet Dhillon and Katie Zacharia.
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