Politics · Published November 7, 2026 at 11:04 AM CST

Trump Names Stephen Miller White House Chief of Staff, Replacing Wiles

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What everyone agrees on

President Trump named Stephen Miller as his new White House chief of staff.
Miller replaces Susie Wiles in the role.
The change came after Republicans suffered midterm election losses.
Miller previously served as a top aide to Trump, focused on immigration policy.

Each fact above was reported by outlets on the left, center and right.

How each side framed it

Left-leaning outlets · 9

Left-leaning outlets emphasized Miller's role in shaping hardline immigration policies and raised concerns about an aggressive approach to executive power and a shift toward a more hardline agenda.

Center-leaning outlets · 5

Center-leaning outlets focused on the sequence of events, Miller's remarks pledging loyalty to Trump, and the political context of the promotion following midterm losses.

Right-leaning outlets · 5

Right-leaning outlets highlighted Miller's loyalty to Trump, quoted his comments calling the role an 'honor,' and emphasized his record on immigration enforcement.

Still disputed

Some outlets reported Wiles was fired or ousted, while one outlet cited a White House official saying she resigned.

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