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After the Republican Party lost the midterm election, there were calls within the party to adjust White House and cabinet officials. Miller's replacement of Wells was the first important personnel change after the election.
U.S. President Trump announced today that White House Deputy Chief of Staff Miller will be transferred to Chief of Staff starting from the 9th, taking over the position of current Chief of Staff Wells. Wells is the first senior staff member to leave the post after the Republican Party's defeat in the midterm elections, and more senior officials are expected to leave in the near future.
U.S. President Donald Trump posted on his personal social media "Truth Social" on the 6th that Stephen Miller, the current White House deputy chief of staff, will take over as chief of staff, effective on the 9th. Trump described Miller as one of his most trusted staff, and current chief of staff Susie Wiles will transfer to Trump Political Operations.
Wells wrote on social media X that today is the last day of his duties as White House chief of staff. It is a life honor to work for the President in the White House, and she is proud to be part of the team that completes tasks such as ensuring border security, cutting taxes, strengthening the U.S. economy, and putting America first.
After the Republican Party lost the midterm election, there were calls within the party to adjust White House and cabinet officials. Miller's replacement of Wells was the first important personnel change after the election.
The 41-year-old Miller served as a senior White House adviser during Trump's first term. He supported Trump after the Capitol riots and led the immigration policy in his second term. He is a core figure in the "Make America Great Again" (MAGA) movement.
After the Republican Party lost more than half of its seats in both houses of Congress, officials appointed by Trump and people close to him may face pressure from congressional investigations next year. From the White House to senior officials in federal agencies, further adjustments are expected.
There have been personnel changes in the White House recently. Former White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt left in August, and television commentator Katie Zacharia, who took office in October, left in less than a week. Miller, a hardliner, will lead the post-election White House operations. (Editor: Xu Ruicheng) 1151107
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There have also been recent departures of senior White House officials.
Likely · Within weeks
Officials appointed by Trump and people close to him may face pressure from congressional investigations next year
Possible · Within months

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