Trump replaces chief of staff amid midterm losses, Houston limits ICE cooperation
President Donald Trump appointed Stephen Miller as chief of staff after Republicans' midterm defeat, while Houston's mayor announced reduced police collaboration with immigration authorities.
President Donald Trump announced a reshuffle of his senior staff, naming hard-line adviser Stephen Miller as the new White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles. The change comes days after Republicans suffered a decisive loss in the recent midterm elections.
In Houston, the mayor said the city police will scale back cooperation with federal immigration officials following a surge in Democratic support in Texas.
Economic data released on Friday showed the United States added 165,000 jobs in October and unemployment fell to 4.1%, though inflation pressures continue to affect living costs.
A federal judge halted construction of the proposed "Arc De Trump" monument after a committee, described as loyal to the president, approved the project, citing potential harm to Virginia and the District of Columbia.