Trump names hardliner Miller chief of staff after midterms rout

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Washington, United States: US President Donald Trump on Friday named Stephen Miller, architect of his hardline immigration policy, as his new chief of...

(L/R) Newly announced White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and White House aide Natalie Harp walk to board Marine One in Washington, DC, on November 6, 2026. (Photo by Saul Loeb / AFP)

Washington, United States: US President Donald Trump on Friday named Stephen Miller, architect of his hardline immigration policy, as his new chief of staff, signaling a bare-knuckle fightback after Republicans were hammered in the midterms.

Ultra-loyalist Miller, 41, will replace Susie Wiles, who becomes the first major White House casualty from the Democratic landslide earlier this week.

Democrats pledged they would fight "every step of the way" against Miller, who became synonymous with scenes of masked immigration agents committing violence after he backed federal agents who shot and killed two Americans.

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