Read · November 7, 2026
Stephen Miller prepares to replace Susie Wiles as Trump's chief of staff; outlets examine his immigration record, loyalty pledge and Republican criticism
President Trump announced that Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff. CBS says Miller is set to take over Monday and examines the immigration policies he helped develop. The Hill reports his Friday evening pledge of loyalty at Mar-a-Lago, alongside criticism from Chuck Schumer and Thom Tillis and praise from Pete Hegseth. Fox reports objections from House Republicans and includes the White House's defense of Miller's record. The coverage follows Republican losses in the midterm elections.
- From the LeftCBS News: CBS traces Stephen Miller's immigration policies as he prepares to replace Susie Wiles as chief of staff.
CBS traces Stephen Miller's immigration policies as he prepares to become chief of staff.
Grade: B (88/100). Uses loaded words.
- CenterThe Hill: Miller pledges loyalty to Trump after his promotion; The Hill reports criticism and Cabinet support.
Miller pledges loyalty to Trump after his promotion; critics and Cabinet members respond.
Grade: B (88/100). Uses loaded words.
- From the RightFox News: Fox reports House Republicans' objections to Miller's promotion and includes the White House's defense.
House Republicans criticize Miller's promotion; the White House defends his record.
Grade: F (0/100). Anonymous attack and uses loaded words.
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