Donald Trump announced the change in White House leadership on November 6 on his social media platform Truth Social, NBC News reports. The new administration head will be Stephen Miller, who previously served as Deputy Chief of Staff to Trump and is a proponent of strict migration policies.
Details of Appointment and Resignation
According to the president's statement, Stephen Miller will officially assume his new role on Monday, November 9, 2026. Donald Trump thanked Susie Wiles for her work, noting her successes, and announced that she will continue working as part of his political team.
"Serving President Trump in the White House is the honor of my life. I am proud to have been part of our shared achievements: from securing the border and cutting taxes to strengthening the economy and implementing the 'America First' principle"
Wiles confirmed on the social network X that November 6 was her last working day at the White House. She emphasized her intention to continue supporting the president's political agenda.
Connection to Congressional Elections
The reshuffle comes in the wake of the U.S. midterm election results, in which the Republican Party lost control of both chambers. However, Trump emphasized that the decision to change the Chief of Staff is not related to the election results.
Staff change
