Stephen Miller is now chief of staff. What does that mean for Trump?
NPR interviews an expert on White House operations to discuss the implications of Donald Trump appointing Stephen Miller as his chief of staff. The conversation explores how this leadership choice might shape the administration's policy direction and internal management.
Why it matters
The chief of staff is a critical gatekeeper role that significantly influences the president's agenda and the overall functioning of the executive branch.
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