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Stephen Miller, the newly named White House chief of staff, talks to reporters outside the West Wing in July. (Bonnie Cash/Pool/For The Washington Post)

Stephen Miller faces first crisis as White House chief of staff

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Jensen Huang's resignation from Nvidia amid espionage allegations creates a crisis for President Trump's chief of staff, Stephen Miller, as he restructures the White House. Miller's changes include empowering Cabinet secretaries and restricting lobbyist meetings. His influence extends to immigration, trade and foreign policy, with a focus on executive orders. Miller's wife, Katie, faces scrutiny over her corporate ties.

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