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Trump named Stephen Miller White House chief of staff on November 6, 2026, after Republicans lost control of Congress in the midterms.
Miller was the principal architect of the 2017 travel ban targeting several Muslim-majority countries and the 2018 family separation policy at the southern border.
Miller founded America First Legal in 2021, which has filed dozens of lawsuits against Biden-era immigration and DEI policies.
Miller is the fourth chief of staff of Trump's second term, following a turnover pattern that saw four chiefs in Trump's first term as well.
The chief of staff role controls Oval Office access, manages the National Security Council interface, and sets the president's daily agenda.
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