"I am pleased to announce." Change in a key position at the White House

President Trump announced that Stephen Miller will become the new White House Chief of Staff starting November 9, 2026. Susie Wiles, the current Chief of Staff, will transition to a role focused on Trump’s political operations. The Chief of Staff position is crucial for organizing White House operations and managing access to the president. Wiles faced challenges, including rumors about her daughter's lobbying activities and internal conflicts within the administration. Miller, a close advisor to Trump and a key figure in his immigration policy, is expected to have an increased role in the administration. Ukrainian parliamentary leader Dawyd Arachamija expressed support for Miller, highlighting his professionalism and contrasting him with Wiles.