Trump Appoints Stephen Miller Chief of Staff, Drawing Fierce Criticism
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President Donald Trump appointed his top adviser, Stephen Miller, as White House chief of staff, sparking outrage from Democratic lawmakers who called him a "xenophobe" and "dangerous." The decision followed significant Republican losses in the midterm elections. While Trump allies praised Miller, some Republicans and critics condemned the move as "dangerous" and "an insult." The White House defended Miller's appointment, citing his role in advancing Trump's agenda.
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- Stephen Miller, Trump's top adviser, was appointed White House chief of staff, sparking Democratic outrage.
- Democrats, including Hakeem Jeffries, condemned Miller as a "hatemonger" and "dangerous xenophobe."
- The appointment followed Republicans' significant losses in the U.S. midterm elections.
- Trump allies praised Miller as a strong advocate for the president's agenda.
- Some Republicans, like Miles Taylor, also criticized the decision as "dangerous."
- The White House defended Miller's record and his role in advancing Trump's policies.
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