Trump replaces White House chief of staff with architect of strict immigration policy
Trump announced on Truth Social that Wiles, his chief of staff, will take on a new role within his political organization. Wiles has been praised for her exceptional work, although the reasons for her departure remain unclear. Following the midterm losses, there were calls for changes in Trump's inner circle, including from former advisor Steve Bannon. Wiles expressed her honor in serving Trump and reaffirmed her commitment to his mission. She was the longest-serving chief of staff and the first woman in this role, succeeded by Miller, who has been a key figure in Trump's immigration policy.
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