President-elect Donald Trump has tapped Stephen Miller, a known immigration hardliner and longtime adviser, to serve as the deputy chief of policy in his new administration. This appointment, confirmed by Vice President-elect JD Vance, highlights Trump’s commitment to his signature policy positions, particularly on immigration, and signals a continuation of his aggressive approach to border control and immigration reform.
Stephen Miller, a controversial figure known for his hard-line immigration policies, has been appointed to a key role in the Trump administration. His appointment has sparked controversy, with critics expressing concern about his past rhetoric and policies. The appointment also comes as the Trump administration has faced a number of legal challenges, including those related to immigration.
Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban and former President Donald Trump advisor Stephen Miller clashed over Trump’s remarks suggesting auto assembly work is simple enough for children, highlighting the complexities of modern automotive production in the United States.
