Everyone was wondering how Trump would shakeup the White House after this week's embarrassing defeat in the midterms, it appears we have an answer.

Wiles out, Miller in.

How's that for a Friday afternoon news dump?

According to the rumor mill, Wiles had developed quite a bit of working tension with Miller.

White House staff secretary Will Scharf wrote memos to Wiles warning against Miller's push to suspend habeas corpus for migrants detained by ICE, and enacting the Insurrection Act.

(Yeah, Miller wanted to go SCORCHED EARTH.)

Wiles once referred to Miller as one of her "junkyard dog" deputies - enforcers that she kept on a leash.

Miller has reportedly grown more and more frustrated with operational failures regarding deportations, prosecutions, and leftwing agitators.

After the election, leaks to the NYT and New Republic said Wiles was "not a fan" of Miller's hardline immigration ideas.

Following the epic and embarrassing loss at the polls, the Trump admin has decided to give Miller's "take no prisoners" approach a shot, though it was rumored that Trump was looking to replace Wiles last month.

This means the man who might be the furthest right in the White House is gaining more decision-making power as Trump enters the lame duck phase of the presidency.

Here's the announcement from President Trump: