Stephen Miller will become White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles, according to an announcement from the president.
Miller currently serves as the administration’s domestic policy adviser. He has shaped much of its immigration agenda during his tenure.
The move marks a significant shift in the president’s inner circle. Wiles had held the chief of staff role before the change.
Miller’s elevation places a longtime policy architect at the center of White House operations. His influence on immigration enforcement has been widely noted.
The announcement did not include a timeline for the transition. Details on the handover remain limited.
Chief of staff is among the most demanding posts in any administration. The role coordinates staff, schedules, and communication with Congress.
Miller’s new position could signal a sharper focus on domestic priorities. Immigration policy is expected to remain a central theme.
Further staffing changes have not been announced. The White House has not commented beyond the president’s statement.
