Mr. Miller, who was nominated by President Donald Trump in April, will take the role as the government distributes funds to businesses affected by the pandemic.
His confirmation was approved by a vote of 51-40.
A former federal prosecutor, Mr. Miller most recently served as a senior associate counsel in the White House. He previously was inspector general of the General Services Administration for nearly a decade.
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