Stephen Miller Tapped as White House Chief of Staff
President Donald Trump announced that Stephen Miller, a long-serving adviser and architect of immigration policies, will become White House chief of staff.
Seattle Tacoma, WA, November 6, 2026 — President Donald Trump has announced a significant change in his administration, with Stephen Miller slated to assume the role of White House chief of staff. Miller, a long-serving adviser to the President, is widely recognized as a key architect of the administration’s immigration policies.
The announcement details Miller’s transition into the high-profile position. Specifics regarding the effective date of this change or the departure of the current chief of staff were not immediately provided in the announcement.
Stephen Miller has been a prominent figure within the White House since the early days of the Trump presidency. His tenure has been marked by his influential role in shaping and implementing immigration and national security policies. Before his appointment as chief of staff, Miller served as Senior Advisor to the President for Policy, where he was instrumental in various policy initiatives.
His background includes extensive work on legislative strategy and policy development, particularly concerning border security and immigration reform. The role of White House chief of staff is critical, overseeing the Executive Office of the President and managing the President’s daily schedule and staff.
The transition to this new role for Miller is expected to bring a continuation of the policy focus that has characterized his previous work. Further details regarding the timing of the transition and any subsequent staff realignments are anticipated.
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