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Donald Trump has appointed his adviser Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff, succeeding Susie Wiles. Miller will take up the post on November 9, after Republicans lost the midterm elections, and has pledged absolute loyalty to the president. His challenges will include continuing the hard-line approach to immigration, dealing with a Congress controlled by Democrats, and addressing the war with Iran and its impact on fuel prices, as well as tackling the high cost of living and reuniting the “MAGA” coalition. He will also face a test over Trump’s desire to pursue his political opponents, as Democrats are expected to investigate administration officials, including Miller.
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