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Trump says making adviser Stephen Miller White House chief of staff

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In short

Stephen Miller will officially assume the chief of staff position on Monday, succeeding Susie Wiles, who is transitioning to oversee the Trump Political Operation. Miller has been one of Donald Trump's closest confidants across both of his presidential terms and shaped key immigration policies highlighted during the midterm elections. The internal shakeup comes as Democrats prepare to take control of both the House and the Senate in January. Congressional opponents are widely expected to launch formal investigations into Miller once they assume power.

Key points

  • The chief architect of the administration's hardline deportation and border policies will…: The chief architect of the administration's hardline deportation and border policies will now run the White House staff.
  • A trusted adviser across both presidential terms is stepping into the role as Democrats p…: A trusted adviser across both presidential terms is stepping into the role as Democrats prepare to launch congressional investigations.
  • The outgoing chief of staff will pivot to lead political operations following what Donald…: The outgoing chief of staff will pivot to lead political operations following what Donald Trump described as an outstanding job.

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United States President Donald Trump has said he is making Stephen Miller his new White House chief of staff.

Trump announced it on his Truth Social account on Friday, calling Miller “one of my most trusted advisors”.

He said Miller would become chief of staff starting Monday, replacing Susie Wiles.

“Susie Wiles, who has done an outstanding job, will be moving over to the Trump Political Operation. I want to thank her for her service as Chief of Staff — She has done a great job!”

Miller has been one of Trump’s closest confidants and advisers across both his presidential terms.

He has also been the main architect behind the president’s hardline border and deportation policies, a rallying issue in the US midterm elections.

Democrats are widely expected to launch investigations into Miller upon taking control of the US House of Representatives and Senate in January.

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