White House Chief of Staff Change Announced
President Trump announced that Chief of Staff Susie Wiles is departing the White House, with adviser Stephen Miller appointed to the position.
Monroe El Dorado, LA, November 6, 2026 —
President Trump has announced a change in his White House staff, with Chief of Staff Susie Wiles set to depart the administration. The announcement also stated that adviser Stephen Miller has been appointed to the position of Chief of Staff.
Details regarding the specific reasons for Susie Wiles’ departure were not provided in the announcement. Similarly, the exact date of Wiles’ departure or the effective date of Stephen Miller’s appointment were not specified.
Stephen Miller, who will be taking over as Chief of Staff, has served as an adviser within the administration. Further information about the scope of his new responsibilities or any immediate changes anticipated under his leadership was not immediately available.
The role of Chief of Staff is a senior administrative position within the White House, responsible for managing the Executive Office of the President and advising the President on a wide range of policy and operational matters. The transition in this key role typically involves a period of adjustment for the White House staff and its operations.
No further statements or details concerning the transition or the future roles of either Wiles or Miller have been released by the President’s office.
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