White House deputy Richard Walters leaves amid Miller shake-up
Stephen Miller starts as White House chief of staff on Monday, while a deputy is departing and officials say the administration is unlikely to ease immigration enforcement after Republican losses.
Stephen Miller is due to begin as White House chief of staff on Monday, replacing Susie Wiles after Republicans lost control of both chambers of Congress. PBS NewsHourThe Guardian
Richard Walters, a White House deputy chief of staff, is leaving his role amid the shake-up; Miller called him an invaluable member of the administration. The Hill
Immigration enforcement is unlikely to slow, US officials told CBS News, citing Miller’s appointment; the administration says it will continue its enforcement efforts. CBS News