United States President Donald Trump announced that Stephen Miller, one of his closest advisers, will take up his position in the White House office on Monday, November 9. This change occurs after the heavy defeat of the Republicans in the American mid-term elections; An election in which the war with Iran and the increase in fuel prices were the main causes of voter dissatisfaction.
On Friday, November 6, Trump announced in a statement that Stephen Miller, the current White House deputy chief of staff and one of his most trusted advisers, would replace Susie Wills.
He also said that Wills would be transferred to Trump's political establishment, and in evaluating his performance, emphasized that he had done a "great job" as White House chief of staff.
This transfer comes as Republicans handed control of both the House and Senate to Democrats in the Nov. 3 election.
Reuters