Days after the Republican Party was drubbed in the midterm elections, President Donald Trump made his first major personnel change, choosing Stephen Miller to be his new White House chief of staff.
The decision to elevate Miller, one of Trump’s longest-serving aides, is a sign that the president does not intend to fundamentally change his governing approach. Miller was the architect of Trump’s aggressive deportation campaign and other controversial policies that tested the bounds of White House power.
