Trump Appoints Stephen Miller as Deputy Chief

President-elect Donald Trump has selected Stephen Miller as his deputy chief of staff for policy, marking a return for the controversial advisor known for his hardline immigration policies. Miller previously served as a senior advisor during Trump's first term and is expected to spearhead an aggressive immigration agenda, including plans for mass deportations and a crackdown on illegal immigration. This appointment follows Trump's naming of former ICE Director Tom Homan as his border czar and comes amidst a series of significant appointments to shape the new administration's policies. Vice President-elect JD Vance praised Miller's selection as a 'fantastic pick,' while Miller has indicated ambitious goals, including a ten-fold increase in deportations and the implementation of strict immigration enforcement measures. The Trump administration's early focus will likely include an executive order aimed at curbing birthright citizenship and resuming border wall construction. As he steps into this influential role, Miller's strategies will align closely with right-wing organizations that have been shaping Trump's policy agenda post-election.