Stephen Miller will take over the position on November 9 replacing Susie Wiles
US President Donald Trump announced the appointment of Stephen Miller as the new White House Chief of Staff. Susie Wiles, who previously held the post, will join Trump's Political Operation. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine (Олена Бджола) citing Rapid Response 47, according to the portal PromPolitInform.
A staff rotation in the US administration will see Stephen Miller replace Susie Wiles at the head of the White House staff. Prior to this appointment, Miller served as the Deputy Chief of Staff.
Donald Trump announced that Miller will assume his new duties starting Monday, November 9. The President described his aide as one of his most trusted advisors.
Transition to a new role
Regarding Susie Wiles, the President stated that she had done an outstanding job and will now join Trump’s Political Operation. Wiles herself confirmed that November 6 is her final day as White House Chief of Staff.
“Serving President Trump in the White House has been the honor of a lifetime,” Wiles stated. She added that her commitment to the President’s mission remains unchanged despite the shift in her professional duties.
Stephen Miller’s professional background
The official X account of Trump’s Political Operation posted a photo of Miller with a caption stating it is “Miller time.” Stephen Miller has long served as a senior advisor to the US President on policy matters.
Earlier in his career, Miller held the position of Communications Director for then-Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama. He also served as press secretary for US House of Representatives members Michele Bachmann and John Shadegg.
Illustrative photo: The White House / Public domain
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