President Donald Trump has announced that Stephen Miller will become the new White House Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wiles. According to Trump's statement on Truth Social, Miller will start in the position on Monday, November 9th. Miller currently serves as the Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and has been a key figure in driving the White House's domestic policy agenda, particularly on immigration.
The change in leadership comes after Republicans suffered losses in the midterm elections. The announcement has been reported by multiple sources, including The American Conservative and Alex Jones Live, which also confirmed the details of the leadership change.
The American Conservative notes that Miller's promotion is a significant development in the White House, given his influential role in shaping the administration's policies. The change in leadership is expected to take effect on Monday, with Miller taking over as the new Chief of Staff.