West Wing reshuffles as Miller settles in

West Wing reshuffles as Miller settles in

Some aides who worked closely with Susie Wiles are shifting into new roles.

More changes are expected across the White House in the coming weeks as Stephen Miller settles into his new role as chief of staff, with some aides who worked closely with Susie Wiles shifting into new roles.

A White House official told Semafor that Meghan Bauer, who heads the Office of Cabinet Affairs, will shift to a different role in the White House. (Multiple other sources, however, suggested to Semafor that Bauer is expected to depart in the coming weeks.)

Meanwhile, Walker Barrett, a senior policy adviser to Wiles, will move under the deputy chief of staff for policy, the official said.

The staffing changes offer an early glimpse of how the West Wing is reshuffling as Trump and Miller reshape the team post-midterms. It remains unclear how many more aides will change assignments or depart ahead of the new year.

In brief

More changes are expected across the White House in the coming weeks as Stephen Miller settles into his new role as chief of staff, with some aides who worked closely with Susie Wiles shifting into new roles. The staffing changes offer an early glimpse of how the West Wing is reshuffling as Trump and Miller reshape the team post-midterms.

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