Stephen Miller named Trump's new White House Chief of Staff
With the news that Susie Wiles has stepped down as President Trump's Chief of Staff, Stephen Miller, the Deputy Chief of Staff has been tapped to fill the vacancy starting Monday, Nov. 9. Miller is the architect of Trump's harsh anti-immigration policy. Many have taken the news of Miller's promotion as a doubling down on those same policies, despite the fact Americans, during the midterm elections, overwhelmingly rejected the administration's hardline immigration stance.
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