Washington | US President Donald Trump said his long-time aide Stephen Miller would be promoted to White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles, in the first major shake-up following the midterm election rout.
Miller, 41, is regarded as the architect of the administration’s hardline immigration and deportation policy, an economic nationalist and an unrelenting critic of what he describes as the radical left agenda of the Democratic Party.
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