US President Donald Trump has named Stephen Miller as the 33rd White House chief of staff. Miller will replace Susie Wiles. The White House statement did not say when he would take office.
The White House said Miller has worked with Trump since the beginning of his political career. It credited him with playing an important role in the administration’s efforts to bring violent crime to a historic low, strengthen border security and combat large-scale fraud.
Vice President JD Vance called Miller an “amazing patriot” and congratulated him on the promotion. Secretary of State Marco Rubio thanked Wiles for her service and friendship, and described Miller as one of the president’s most trusted and longtime advisers.
