Ex-Trump aide fears Stephen Miller's crisis management as chief of staff

Former Trump homeland security adviser Olivia Troye said she is "sickened" by how incoming White House chief of staff Stephen Miller would handle a national emergency, expressing deep concern about his crisis management approach. Troye, who coordinated the COVID task force under Vice President Mike Pence, noted the chief of staff's office directs federal crisis responses and coordinates with states, warning Miller would "berate people and bully them" based on her experience in Trump's first term. Miller, the architect of Trump's immigration policies, replaces Susie Wiles after Democrats' midterm wins. Troye claimed Trump has "put Stephen Miller in charge of the presidency" and that Miller operates with a "let the law catch up to us" mindset.