In a major administrative shakeup, Donald Trump has announced the appointment of Stephen Miller as the new White House Chief of Staff. The transition is scheduled to take effect on Monday, November 9, 2026, with Miller taking over the position from Susie Wiles.
Transition and Leadership Change
Stephen Miller has been serving as the Deputy Chief of Staff in the Trump Administration and is recognized as one of the closest and most trusted advisors to the leadership. Known for his hardline stance on immigration policies, his promotion to the top administrative post marks a significant shift following the recent midterm political developments.
Shifting Roles for Susie Wiles
Susie Wiles, who previously held the Chief of Staff position, will be moving over to lead the Trump Political Operation. Outgoing statements highlighted appreciation for her service and the great job she performed during her tenure in the administration.
