MTG warns Miller-Wiles shakeup will sink Republican chances in 2028
Ex-Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene says Trump’s White House personnel shuffle will sink the party’s next presidential campaign. Greene, a former MAGA ally, says the move is engineered to control the party and its direction.
US President Donald Trump on Friday named Stephen Miller, architect of his hardline immigration policy, as his new chief of staff, signalling a bare-knuckle fightback after the Republicans’ midterm hammering. “I wanted to make a change,” Trump told reporters at the White House when asked why he had named Miller to replace Wiles.
Miller has been a close confidant of Trump since 2016 and an architect of the president's hardline immigration policies.
US President Donald Trump has appointed Stephen Miller, the architect of his hardline immigration policies, as his new chief of staff following the Republican Party’s losses in the midterm elections. Miller, who served as deputy chief of staff and senior adviser during Trump’s first administration, will replace Susie Wiles, who resigned after Republicans lost control of both chambers of Congress.
US president confirms Susie Wiles, current chief of staff and first woman to serve in the role, will step down US politics live – latest updates Stephen Miller, Donald Trump’s most controversial aide and the architect of his sweeping immigration crackdown, will become his new White House chief of staff days after Republicans lost control of the US Congress in US midterm elections. The president announced the extraordinary appointment on Friday, confirming that Susie Wiles – his current chief of staff, and the first woman to serve in the role – had been ousted.
Trump said he would be replacing Susie Wiles for the top advisory role. Miller is controversial figure, known as a key architect of the administration’s hardline immigration policies.
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