Trump to Name Immigration Hardliner Stephen Miller as Deputy Chief of Policy

Miller, a key architect of Trump's immigration policies, is a controversial figure.

Stephen Miller, a key advisor to President Donald Trump and one of the administration's leading immigration hardliners, is expected to be named deputy chief of policy, according to multiple reports.

Miller, who has been a vocal advocate for reducing legal and illegal immigration, is a controversial figure. Critics have accused him of promoting white nationalist views and of being hostile to immigrants.

Miller's supporters say he is a passionate advocate for American workers and national security. They say his policies are designed to protect the country from terrorism and to ensure that jobs go to American citizens first.

Miller's appointment is likely to be met with resistance from Democrats and some Republicans.

Miller's appointment is likely to be met with resistance from Democrats and some Republicans. Democrats have been critical of Miller's views on immigration, and some Republicans have expressed concerns about his influence over the administration's immigration policies.

It is unclear how Miller's appointment will affect the administration's immigration agenda. The White House has said that it is committed to reducing both legal and illegal immigration, but it is unclear whether Miller will be able to achieve those goals.

Miller is a key architect of Trump's immigration policies.

Miller has been a key architect of Trump's immigration policies. He was involved in the development of the travel ban on citizens from several Muslim-majority countries, and he has been a vocal advocate for building a wall on the border with Mexico.

Miller has also been a critic of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which protects young undocumented immigrants from deportation. He has said that the program is unconstitutional and that it should be ended.

Miller's appointment as deputy chief of policy is a sign that Trump is committed to continuing his hardline immigration policies. It is unclear whether Miller will be able to achieve the administration's goals, but his appointment is likely to further divide the country on the issue of immigration.