A key shift in the White House leadership is underway as the president has named his longtime immigration-focused adviser to replace Susie Wiles as Chief of Staff. The move signals a potential policy emphasis on immigration priorities under the new administration. Known for a hardline stance on border security and enforcement, the adviser’s appointment could reshape the executive branch’s operational focus. The transition follows Wiles’ departure, marking a notable change in the highest-ranking staff role.
The president announced that his longtime adviser and immigration hawk will take over for Susie Wiles as White House Chief of Staff
