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Stephen Miller Appointed as White House Chief of Staff
TL;DR
- President Trump has named Stephen Miller as the new White House chief of staff.
- Miller will take over the position from Susie Wiles.
- He previously served as a homeland security adviser and deputy chief of staff for policy.
- Miller has been a key figure in developing immigration and deportation strategies.
President Trump announced via social media that Stephen Miller is set to become the next White House chief of staff.
Miller is replacing Susie Wiles in the high-ranking position.
Previously, Miller held roles as a homeland security adviser and the deputy chief of staff for policy.
He has been centrally involved in shaping the administration's approach to immigration and deportation.
Why It Matters
The appointment of a key architect of immigration policy to the role of chief of staff signals a continued focus on strict border and deportation measures within the U.S. administration, which may have implications for international travel and immigration policies affecting citizens of India and other nations.
Nov 6, 2026 · Updated 11/6/2026, 7:33:33 PM · Reported with: NBC News Politics
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