Trump appoints the architect of his immigration policy, Stephen Miller, as the new White House Chief of Staff

Donald Trump has appointed Stephen Miller, known for his hardline immigration policies, as the new White House Chief of Staff following the Republicans' poor midterm election results. Miller replaces Susie Wiles, who had been a trusted advisor but faced scrutiny due to her daughter's lobbying work. This shift signals a potential hardening of Trump's administration as it navigates a Democratic majority in Congress. Miller's extreme views on immigration and national policy align closely with Trump's vision, suggesting a more contentious relationship with Democrats moving forward. Wiles expressed pride in her service but resigned amid the electoral backlash.