Leaked internal White House memo reveals Stephen Miller's clear departure from Susie Wiles' 'too constrained' reign

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A freshly leaked internal memo from new White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller suggests he's untethering President Donald Trump's Cabinet and allowing them to be their own messengers.

Published: 22:23 GMT, 12 November 2026 | Updated: 22:23 GMT, 12 November 2026

A freshly leaked internal memo from new White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller suggests he's untethering President Donald Trump's Cabinet and allowing them to be their own messengers.

Fox News Digital reported Thursday that the memo was circulated this week after Miller took over Susie Wiles' role in the top White House job on Monday.

Wiles was known for being a strict enforcer, whereas Miller appears to be 'unleashing the Cabinet to be the captains of their own ship,' a source told Fox.

A second source commented: 'This will streamline the Cabinet, making it a more effective instrument for the President, whereas previously it was too constrained.'

The job currently known as White House Cabinet Secretary - which differs from the secretaries themselves, and is an aide that liaises between the President and Cabinet officials - will be renamed Director of Cabinet Relations.

Meghan Bauer has held the position since last November, but is expected to leave her post by the end of the year, as part of the post-midterms shake-up.

The new role will be 'focused on providing support and reinforcement of President Trump's tremendous Cabinet Secretaries,' the memo said, according to Fox.

Incoming White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller waves at reporters on the South Lawn on Friday, the day it was announced he would take the job. A memo from Miller suggests that Cabinet members will be given more flexibility over their communications

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