In a recent podcast, Anthony Scaramucci predicted that Stephen Miller will remain as White House chief of staff until the end of Donald Trump's term. Scaramucci noted Miller's longstanding relationship with Trump and his influence on immigration policy as factors contributing to his tenure. Despite Miller's controversial reputation and Trump's acknowledgment of being too tough on immigration, Scaramucci believes Miller's loyalty will keep him in the position.
Key facts
- Anthony Scaramucci predicts Stephen Miller will last as chief of staff until the end of Trump's term.
- Scaramucci was fired after 10 days as Trump's communications director in 2017.
- Miller has been a key architect of Trump's hardline immigration policies since 2016.
- Trump appointed Miller as chief of staff on November 6, 2026.
- Scaramucci humorously compared Trump's decision to returning to a restaurant after food poisoning.
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