Stephen Miller Appointed White House Chief of Staff, Succeeding Susie Wiles
President Trump announced Friday that Susie Wiles is departing as his chief of staff in White House, with longtime adviser Stephen Miller appointed to take over the role.
Wichita Hutchinson Plus, KS, November 6, 2026 —
President Trump announced on Friday that Susie Wiles will be departing from her role as Chief of Staff in the White House. The President also announced that longtime adviser Stephen Miller has been appointed to succeed Wiles in this position.
The transition marks a significant change in the President’s senior staff. Susie Wiles’ departure and Stephen Miller’s appointment were confirmed through the President’s announcement. Further details regarding the specific timeline of Wiles’ departure or Miller’s assumption of duties were not provided in the announcement. The roles and responsibilities of the White House Chief of Staff are critical to the day-to-day operations and strategic direction of the executive branch.
Stephen Miller has been a prominent figure in the Trump administration, serving as a senior adviser. His appointment to Chief of Staff suggests a continuation or shift in the administration’s priorities and operational style. The specific reasons for Susie Wiles’ departure were not disclosed in the President’s statement. Information regarding any potential new roles for Wiles or the exact date of Miller’s official start were not made available.
The White House has not released further details concerning the transition. The announcement was made by President Trump directly. The full scope of Stephen Miller’s new responsibilities and how they will differ from his previous advisory role remains to be seen. Details about the duration of Susie Wiles’ tenure as Chief of Staff were not provided.
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