Washington (US), 9 Nov. (LaPresse) – A new chapter begins today at the White House: Stephen Miller takes up the post of Chief of Staff to President Trump, in the wake of the Republican Party’s heavy defeats in the mid-term elections. Previously Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy, Miller was the architect of the administration’s hardline stance on immigration. Miller takes over from Susie Wiles, a much more low-key figure who had preferred to work behind the scenes over the past two years. Miller’s appointment has been interpreted by many as a clear signal: the White House is preparing for a showdown with the Democratic majorities that will take their seats in Congress.
US: Stephen Miller’s era begins at the White House
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Washington (US), 9 Nov. (LaPresse) – A new chapter begins today at the White House: Stephen Miller takes up the post of Chief of Staff to President Trump, in the wake of the Republican Party’s heavy defeats in the mid-term elections. Previously Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy, Miller was the architect of the administration’s hardline stance on immigration. Miller takes over from Susie Wiles, a much more low-key figure who had preferred to work behind the scenes over the past two years. Miller’s appointment has been interpreted by many as a clear signal: the White House is preparing for a showdown with the Democratic majorities that will take their seats in Congress.
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