X.com Stephen Miller just gave his first speech as Chief of Staff to the crowd at @CPAC Mar-A-Lago
Trump x.com Stephen Miller just gave his first speech as Chief of Staff to the crowd at @CPAC Mar-A-Lago. He is READY and committed to our nation and our President. I am READY for the era of @StephenM as Chief of Staff!
WASHINGTON D.C. — X.com Stephen Miller just gave his first speech as Chief of Staff to the crowd at @CPAC Mar-A-Lago. He is READY and committed to our nation and our President.
I am READY for the era of @StephenM as Chief of Staff! Stephen Miller was appointed White House chief of staff by Donald J. Trump on November 6, 2026, succeeding Susie Wiles.
A longtime adviser who joined Trump’s 2016 campaign, Miller previously served as deputy chief of staff for policy. He has been a key architect of the administration’s hard-line immigration policies. X.com Stephen Miller just gave his first speech as Chief of Staff to the crowd at @CPAC Mar-A-Lago.
White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller speaks at CPAC Mar-A-Lago on 11/06/2026. This marks his first public address since being appointed to the position by President Donald J.
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He is READY and committed to our nation and our President. I am READY for the era of @StephenM as Chief of Staff!
Chief of Staff Stephen Miller speaks at Mar-A-Lago on 11/06/2026. Miller delivered his first address after being appointed White House chief of staff by President Donald J.
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