Trump Appoints Stephen Miller as New Chief of Staff

Washington DC. US President Donald Trump on Friday appointed Stephen Miller, the chief architect of his tough immigration policy, as the new Chief of Staff. Miller's appointment is seen as a sign that the Trump administration will present itself more aggressively after the Republican Party suffered a major defeat in the midterm elections.

Forty-one-year-old Miller will replace Susie Wiles. Wiles, who is leaving the White House after a significant victory for the Democratic Party earlier this week, is the first high-ranking official to do so. According to a White House official, she resigned on Thursday night.