Trump appoints Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff
Washington, November 6 (Hibya) – United States (US) President Donald Trump announced that White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller would assume the position of White House Chief of Staff starting November 9.
US President Donald Trump announced that White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller would take over as White House Chief of Staff on Monday, November 9.
In Trump's statement shared through the White House's social media account, Miller was described as one of his most trusted advisers, and confidence was expressed that he would succeed in his new role.
Trump also announced that the current Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles, would take on a role in his political operation. Thanking Wiles for her work during her tenure, Trump noted that she had served successfully in her position.
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