White House Chief of Staff Change Announced; Susie Wiles to Depart, Stephen Miller to Succeed
President Donald Trump announced on Friday that Susie Wiles is departing as White House chief of staff and will be succeeded by Stephen Miller, who will take over the role on Monday. Wiles will move to the Trump political operation.…
Fresno Visalia, CA, November 7, 2026 — In a notable shift within the White House, President Donald Trump announced on Friday that Susie Wiles will be departing from her position as White House chief of staff. The change is scheduled to take effect over the weekend, with Stephen Miller set to assume the role on Monday.
Wiles is reportedly moving to a new capacity within the Trump political operation. The specific details of her new role were not provided.
This personnel announcement comes in the wake of recent midterm election outcomes. The trend of this leadership change is reportedly being observed in the Fresno-Visalia area.
The exact reasons for Wiles’ departure from the chief of staff position were not detailed in the announcement. Similarly, the precise responsibilities and scope of Miller’s new role as chief of staff were not elaborated upon.
The transition marks a significant move for both individuals involved, occurring during a period of political re-evaluation following national election results.
No further information regarding the timeline or specific mandates for the incoming chief of staff was made available at the time of the announcement.
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