Democrats criticize Trump’s appointment of Stephen Miller as chief of staff, arguing it ignores the Republican midterm defeat and signals a continued hardline immigration stance.
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Chuck Schumer says the move to promote the controversial immigration hardliner shows that Donald Trump ‘learned nothing from his historic defeat’ in the midtermsStephen Miller to become Trump’s White House chief of staffSign up for Breaking News US emailDonald Trump will begin the day in Washington today. He has closed door meetings for much of the day, and will take part in a Diwali celebration at the White House at 1:30pm ET. While that’s currently not open to the press we’ll let you know if that opens up. Continue reading...
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