US President Donald Trump announced on Friday the selection of Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wales, who will take office starting Monday, November 9. Trump said in a post on the "social truth" platform that Miller, who currently holds the position of deputy chief of staff at the White House, and whom he described as one of his most trusted advisers, will begin his role next Monday, while Wills will move to work on Trump's political team, praising her performance during her tenure as White House chief of staff. Susie Wales, for her part, said that Friday was her last day in office, expressed her pride in working with the US president, and praised what she described as achievements during her tenure, including securing the borders, reducing taxes, strengthening the economy and consolidating the "America First" policy. Wills added, in a post on the "X" platform, that she is grateful to the people with whom she had the opportunity to work, and emphasized that her transition to a new position will not change her commitment to Trump and the goals of his administration.

US President Donald Trump announced on Friday the selection of Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wales, who will take office starting Monday, November 9. Trump said in a post on the "social truth" platform that Miller, who currently holds the position of deputy chief of staff at the White House, and whom he described as one of his most trusted advisers, will begin his role next Monday, while Wills will move to work on Trump's political team, praising her performance during her tenure as White House chief of staff. Susie Wales, for her part, said that Friday was her last day in office, expressed her pride in working with the US president, and praised what she described as achievements during her tenure, including securing the borders, reducing taxes, strengthening the economy and consolidating the "America First" policy. Wills added, in a post on the "X" platform, that she is grateful to the people with whom she had the opportunity to work, and emphasized that her transition to a new position will not change her commitment to Trump and the goals of his administration.