Susie Wiles Steps Down as White House Chief of Staff; Stephen Miller to Take Over
In the White House, President Trump announced that Susie Wiles is stepping down as his chief of staff and will be replaced by Stephen Miller.
Sioux Falls, SD, November 6, 2026 — In a White House announcement, President Trump stated that Susie Wiles will be stepping down from her role as Chief of Staff. Stephen Miller is slated to assume the position as her replacement.
The transition was announced by President Trump from the White House. The summary provided does not include details on the specific reasons for Wiles’ departure from the Chief of Staff position, nor does it specify an exact date for the changeover. It also does not detail the specific responsibilities or expected impact of Miller’s appointment to this role.
Susie Wiles’ tenure as Chief of Staff has concluded, and Stephen Miller will be taking over the responsibilities associated with the position. No further information was provided regarding potential new roles for Wiles or any other staff adjustments related to this change.
The office of Chief of Staff is a significant administrative role within the White House, overseeing the Executive Office of the President. The individual in this position typically manages the President’s daily schedule, controls access to the President, and advises on policy matters. The duration of Wiles’ service and the exact timeline for Miller’s assumption of duties were not disclosed in the information available.
Story summarized from the original created by Mallory Wilson on thehill.com, see more information here.
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