Trump reshuffles after election defeat, Susie Wiles bids farewell, Stephen Miller takes over

Just a few days after the Republican Party's crushing defeat in the midterm elections in the US, President Donald Trump has removed White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles from office. In his place, Trump's long-time colleague Stephen Miller has been entrusted with this important responsibility. The Republican Party has lost control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate in these elections. Trump announced this change on his social media platform Truth Social on Friday. He praised Wiles' work and said that she will continue to work with his political organization.

Wiles was the first woman to become the White House Chief of Staff. Her term has ended at a time when the election defeat has dealt a major blow to Trump's political position. At the same time, Miller is counted among Trump's closest and oldest allies. He is currently holding the responsibility of Deputy Chief of Staff in the White House.

Immigration and border security policy
Stephen Miller was associated with Trump's team as a speechwriter during his first presidential campaign in 2016. After this, he became increasingly influential in Trump's political circle. He has played an important role, especially in matters related to immigration and national security.

midterm elections
This change has come to the fore after the results of the midterm elections held on November 3. In the election, the Democratic Party made a big lead across the country and won many seats occupied by the Republican Party. With this, it ended the control of the Republicans in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. In such a situation, it may be difficult for Trump to advance his legislative agenda in the remaining two years of the presidency. Democrats will now get control of parliamentary committees and they will get more powers to investigate the functioning of the Trump administration.

Trump appointed her White House Chief of Staff at the start of his second term. She was Trump's longest-serving Chief of Staff ever.

After the election defeat, the series of resignations of senior officials in the US Department of Justice has also accelerated. On Friday, two senior officials of the department left their posts. These include John Eisenberg, the head of the Department of National Security, and Jason Redding Quiñones, the former US Attorney for the Southern District of Florida.

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