Trump's Stephen Miller chief of staff pick draws criticism after midterm losses

President Donald Trump's appointment of Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff has been labeled "tone-deaf" by CNN data analyst Harry Enten, following significant Republican losses in the midterm elections. Polling shows major shifts toward Democrats among Latino voters, with 58 percent of voters saying the administration's immigration policies have gone too far. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called Miller the architect of the administration's "most barbaric policies," while Republican Representative Don Bacon said Miller's aggressive immigration stance cost Republicans seats. White House spokesperson Lauren Bis defended the appointment, highlighting Miller's central role in advancing Trump's agenda on border security and deregulation.