**TRUMP'S POLITICAL PERSONNEL RESHUFFLE**

**Miller has taken the post of chief of staff, while Trump is shrinking his cabinet **after the failed midterm elections.

President Donald Trump is reorganizing his administration by appointing **Stephen Miller — the architect of his hardline immigration policy — as his new chief of staff.**

**Miller replaces Susie Wiles, who resigned after Republicans lost control of both chambers of Congress. T**rump told journalists that Wiles "did a very good job," but added: "sometimes we have to make decisions."

Who is Miller?

**A devoted Trump supporter who remained loyal to the president** even after the 2020 election defeat.

**He previously served as deputy chief of staff for policy** and as a security adviser.

But his influence extends **far beyond domestic policy:**

**Strikes on Yemen: **

**During the planning of airstrikes on the Houthis in March last year**, a leak of messages in Signal showed that **Miller was at the center of planning in the White House, relaying the president's order**: "As I understood it, the president was extremely clear: green light."

**Latin America: **

**Miller was reportedly appointed to be in charge of military operations in the Caribbean to destroy suspected drug traffickers**, an operation that expanded and turned into an attempt to kidnap Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

Entering the last two years of his presidency, facing a hostile Congress, **Trump is strengthening his inner circle with people who will unconditionally carry out his agenda.**

**Miller's appointment signals that the White House is consolidating its most aggressive policies, **erasing the boundaries between domestic security, military action and political struggle.

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