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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Stephen Miller begins role as Trump’s White House chief of staff

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Stephen Miller has started as President Trump’s chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles. The change places a key architect of the administration’s immigration strategy in the top White House staff role, but the articles do not establish that specific policies will change.

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Why it matters

The chief of staff helps manage the president’s agenda and White House operations, so the appointment may affect how immigration policy and other priorities are handled. The articles do not identify a new policy or immediate effect on households, businesses or agencies.

What happens next

Miller has begun the role, and Deputy Chief of Staff Richard Walters is departing. How the staffing change will affect administration policy or its dealings with Congress is not yet clear.

Whether the administration announces changes to immigration policy

How the new chief of staff manages the White House agenda and congressional relations

Whether further senior staff departures follow