The Trump administration has made its first personal changes since the midterm congressional elections.
White House chief executive Susie Wills, who became the first woman to hold the position, resigned on Friday. She is going to work in the political structure of the American leader.
On November 9, the new White House Chief of Staff, Steven Miller, who previously served as Deputy Chief of Staff and National Security Advisor, will take office.
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Richard Walters will step down after a leadership change.
According to Axios, Walters' resignation was the first in a series of expected changes in the US administration with the arrival of Miller's team.
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