PUS President Donald Trump said on Friday he would replace Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with his longtime adviser, Stephen Miller.
With this movement, he selects a figure known for strong political stances, with the aim of reshaping the operation of the White House, after the Republicans lost control of Congress in this week’s Muslim elections, reports ReutersKlankosova broadcast.tv.
The change comes days after voters, disappointed by the state of the economy and the fight with Iran, caused serious losses to the Republicans in Tuesday’s mid-election.
In a social networking post, Trump called Miller one of my most trusted advisers and praised Wiles for the excellent work he has done. Trump announced the change would take effect Monday.
Wiles will be moved to the political structure of Trump, he said.