Summary
President Donald Trump has selected longtime adviser Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles on Monday. Miller has helped shape Trump’s immigration policies and political messaging, including policies from the administration’s first term and his mass deportation campaign.Key Facts
- Trump called Miller one of his most trusted advisers in a Truth Social post.
- Miller joined Trump’s first presidential campaign in January 2016 and later served as a presidential adviser and speechwriter.
- Miller helped shape the administration’s 2018 “Zero Tolerance” border policy, which led to widespread family separations.
- He advocated ending the DACA program and supported visa restrictions, including the 2017 travel ban affecting several Muslim-majority countries.
- The article says Democrats are expected to take control of both chambers of Congress in January and investigate Miller’s role in the White House.
- In 2019, the Southern Poverty Law Center released emails that it said showed Miller supported white nationalist websites and ideologies.
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