Trump appoints extremist Stephen Miller as new Chief of Staff

President Trump has appointed Stephen Miller as his new Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wiles after the midterm elections. This change signals Trump's intention to maintain a hardline approach during his remaining term. Miller, known for his extreme right views and as a key architect of Trump's immigration policies, has been a controversial figure. Wiles, who served since the beginning of Trump's presidency, expressed pride in her accomplishments but faced criticism from Trump after the elections due to a failed political donation strategy. The appointment of Miller suggests a continuation of Trump's confrontational style, especially with a Democratic Congress ahead.