Stephen Miller Named White House Chief of Staff
Stephen Miller, a close confidant of President Trump since the 2016 campaign and the self‑styled architect of the administration’s hard‑line immigration policy, has been named White House chief of staff, effective Monday.
The appointment follows months of speculation and signals a continued emphasis on the administration’s tough immigration agenda.
Miller will now coordinate the daily logistics of policy implementation, though no details have been released about his specific duties.
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