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White House Deputy Chief of Staff Richard Walters is leaving the administration as Stephen Miller takes over from Susie Wiles following Republicans’ midterm losses.
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The staffing shake-up puts Miller, a longtime architect of hardline immigration policy, in a more prominent West Wing role as the administration recalibrates after electoral setbacks. The departure of Walters, a senior aide in the deputy chief of staff post, adds to the turnover atop the White House hierarchy at a politically sensitive moment. The move signals a consolidation of influence around Miller following the midterm results. What to watch next is whether further senior departures follow and how the reshuffled team shapes the administration’s legislative and communications strategy heading into the next session.
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