Trump expected to pick Stephen Miller for deputy chief of staff for policy
President-elect Donald Trump is making moves to solidify his administration, with the expected pick of Stephen Miller as deputy chief of staff for policy. Vice President-elect JD Vance took to social media to congratulate Miller on his new role, calling it “another fantastic pick by the president.”
Miller, a former senior adviser in Trump’s first term, is known for his hard-line stance on immigration and has been instrumental in crafting many of Trump’s speeches and policies on the issue. Since leaving the White House, Miller has been serving as the president of America First Legal, a conservative organization founded by former Trump advisers. The group has been actively challenging the Biden administration, media companies, universities, and others on issues such as freedom of speech, religion, and national security.
The announcement of Miller’s new role has been met with both praise and criticism, as his staunch conservative views have sparked controversy in the past. However, supporters see him as a strong advocate for Trump’s America First agenda.
As this story continues to develop, stay tuned for updates on Miller’s appointment and the impact it may have on the incoming administration’s policies.
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