Donald Trump shrugs off midterms with Stephen Miller appointment
President Trump has appointed Stephen Miller as his new chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries has publicly criticized Miller as a "dangerous xenophobe" and called for his removal. Jeffries has stated that Democrats will not work with Miller in this role. This marks an early sign of conflict between Democrats and Trump following the recent midterm elections.
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The story so far
3 developments- Nov 6Jeffries calls Miller a 'dangerous xenophobe' after promotion: 'Fire him today'
- Nov 8House leader Hakeem Jeffries says Dems will refuse to work with Trump’s new chief of staff Stephen Miller
- Nov 9Donald Trump shrugs off midterms with Stephen Miller appointment
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2 sourcesSanders on Stephen Miller becoming White House chief of staff: 'I'm not worried'
Jeffries calls Miller a 'dangerous xenophobe' after promotion: 'Fire him today'
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6 sourcesJeffries proclaims he has ‘zero interest’ in working with ‘stone cold racist’ Stephen Miller
Hakeem Jeffries Suggests He Will Not Work with Trump's Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, Calls Him 'a Stone-Cold Racist'
Jeffries Declares Democrats’ Opposition To Working With Stephen Miller, Trump Admin’s ‘Extremism’
Jeffries declares Democrats’ opposition to working with Stephen Miller, the Trump administration’s ‘extremism’
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1 articleTrump faces criticism for ‘dangerous’ Stephen Miller appointment as White House chief of staff
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