White House Chief of Staff Wiles Out, Miller In
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President Trump has appointed Stephen Miller, architect of his far-right immigration agenda, to the most powerful unelected position in the administration. This move, following a significant electoral defeat, signals a shift to a more combative, hardline posture rather than conciliation with the new opposition. The elevation suggests an intent to pursue aggressive executive action, potentially escalating political tensions.
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President Trump has appointed Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wiles. This move is confirmed across multiple high-confidence sources and signals a significant shift towards more aggressive hardline immigration policies and a confrontational approach to governance. The full implications for legislative relations and internal Republican power dynamics remain uncertain.
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