Stephen Miller is set to take on the role of White House chief of staff, a position that places him at the center of presidential decision-making. Already in the process of assuming the role, Miller is reportedly exploring ways to expand President Donald Trump's authority through actions that circumvent Congress. The approach signals a potential shift in how the administration seeks to advance its agenda, relying on executive power rather than legislative cooperation.
As Stephen Miller moves into the White House chief of staff role, he’s already looking at ways to exert President Donald Trump’s authority in maneuvers that bypass Congress.
