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Stephen Miller vows total devotion as Trump’s new chief of staff

The Guardian reported that Stephen Miller, the former senior adviser who crafted President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown, will take over as White…

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The Guardian reported that Stephen Miller, the former senior adviser who crafted President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown, will take over as White House chief of staff on Monday. In his first public comments since the announcement, Miller pledged “total devotion” to the president, a promise that comes amid concerns the administration may intensify its far‑right, nativist immigration agenda. The outlet described Miller as a hardline aide and the architect of Trump’s sweeping immigration policies. Critics fear his elevation could signal a renewed focus on restrictive immigration measures, while supporters view his loyalty as a sign of a unified executive team.

Why it matters

Miller’s appointment could shape the administration’s immigration strategy, affecting policy direction and public debate.

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Location
United States · Americas
Reported by
The Guardian
First reported
Key names
Stephen Miller, Donald Trump, Trump, White House
Section
Politics

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