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Trump replaces chief of staff
Wiles out, Miller picked
In short
U.S. President Trump has replaced White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller.
Miller, who has led hardline anti-immigration policies, will assume office starting November 9.
The personnel change comes four days after Republicans lost their majority in both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections.
Key facts
| When | President Trump announced the replacement on November 6 (local time), and Miller will start his duties on the 9th. |
|---|---|
| Who | Chief of Staff Susie Wiles stepped down, and Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller was named as her successor. |
| What | Miller, former senior policy advisor in Trump's first administration, has led large-scale policies for deporting undocumented immigrants. |
| How | The personnel move comes four days after Republicans lost their majority status in both the House and Senate in the November 3 midterm elections. |
What it means for me
If U.S. immigration, tariff, and corporate policies become more hardline, it could affect domestic export companies and Korean-American communities.
