Staff change at the White House by Trump after the US midterm elections

Staff change at the White House by Trump after the US midterm elections

06.11.2026 22:41

After Republicans lost their majority in both the Senate and the House of Representatives in the U.S. midterm congressional elections, President Donald Trump made a critical staffing change at the White House. Trump removed Chief of Staff Susie Wiles from her post and replaced her with his deputy Stephen Miller.

US President Donald Trump changed the White House's senior management after Republicans suffered a heavy defeat in the congressional midterm elections. Trump replaced Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller. Trump's decision came just a few days after Democrats captured the majority in both chambers of Congress. 

TRUMP DISMISSED SUSIE WILES

After Republicans suffered heavy losses in the congressional midterm elections held in the US on November 3, President Donald Trump made a change in the White House's senior management. Trump replaced Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller. According to the Associated Press, although Wiles is leaving her post at the White House, she will continue to work in Trump's political organization. 

NEW NAME AT THE WHITE HOUSE: STEPHEN MILLER

Stephen Miller, brought in to replace Susie Wiles, has been among Trump's close associates for many years. Previously serving as Deputy White House Chief of Staff, Miller is known as one of the influential figures, particularly in shaping immigration policies. Miller, who has been in Trump's inner circle since his 2016 presidential campaign, has risen to a more central position in the White House's daily operations with his new role.

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