President Trump Announces Chief of Staff Change; Stephen Miller to Succeed Susie Wiles
President Trump announced Friday that his chief of staff, Susie Wiles, is departing the White House, with longtime adviser Stephen Miller appointed to succeed her.
Roanoke Lynchburg, VA, November 6, 2026 —
Washington D.C. – President Trump announced on Friday a significant shift in his White House leadership, stating that his Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles, will be stepping down from her position. The President also revealed that longtime adviser Stephen Miller has been appointed to succeed Wiles.
The announcement regarding Wiles’ departure and Miller’s appointment was made by President Trump on Friday. Specific details regarding the exact timing of Wiles’ transition or the precise effective date for Miller’s new role were not immediately provided in the announcement. The summary did not include information about the reasons for Wiles’ departure or the specific responsibilities Miller will assume beyond his role as Chief of Staff.
Stephen Miller has been a prominent figure in President Trump’s administration, known for his role as a senior adviser, particularly focusing on policy and presidential speechwriting. His appointment to Chief of Staff suggests a continuation or reinforcement of specific policy directions within the White House. The summary provided did not elaborate on Miller’s prior experience or qualifications for the Chief of Staff position beyond his status as a longtime adviser.
The role of Chief of Staff is a critical position in the White House, responsible for managing the Executive Office of the President, overseeing staff, controlling access to the President, and advising on policy and personnel decisions. Changes in this role can often signal shifts in administrative priorities or operational strategies. The summary did not offer any indication of future changes or appointments within the White House staff.
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