Stephen Miller's White House appointment draws fierce opposition

Stephen Miller has been appointed White House Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wiles, a move that grants him significant influence over presidential decisions and immigration policy. Miller, a key architect of the first Trump administration's family separation policy, has advocated for aggressive immigration enforcement, including a target of 3,000 arrests per day. His appointment comes as congressional oversight committees prepare to investigate his role in these policies. The chief of staff position lacks independent constitutional authority to override Congress or the courts, which may limit Miller's power. His ascension is expected to face resistance from administration officials and political opponents.