US President Donald Trump has promoted Stephen Miller to the post of chief of staff. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
The appointment was reported by Reuters on Friday, November 6, 2026. Stephen Miller previously held high-ranking positions in the Trump administration. His promotion to chief of staff is seen as part of staffing changes at the White House.
According to Reuters, the decision was announced by Trump himself. However, no additional details about the timing or procedure of the appointment were provided.
Stephen Miller is one of the influential figures in Trump's political team. He previously served as a senior advisor to the president. In his new role, he will oversee the White House staff.
In the US, the chief of staff plays an important role in coordinating the president's domestic and foreign policy. Appointment to this position is considered one of the highest posts entrusted to the president's confidants.
Reuters did not provide additional information about the reasons for this appointment or its impact on other staffing changes at the White House. However, the decision is assessed as a significant change in the Trump administration.