Democrat Robert Garcia threatens to investigate new Trump chief of staff Stephen Miller

Rep. Robert Garcia, the incoming chairman of the House Oversight Committee, threatened to investigate Stephen Miller minutes after Miller was appointed as President Trump's new chief of staff, warning him to "lawyer up." Garcia, a California Democrat, issued a statement Friday condemning Miller as the architect of "unconstitutional ICE raids" and vowed to probe his misconduct once Democrats take control of Congress. He also pledged to fight Miller's policies in Congress and the courts. The threat came immediately after Trump announced that Susie Wiles was out and Miller was in as chief of staff. Garcia framed the appointment as Trump "doubling down" on a "corrupt and lawless presidency," though the story remains developing.