CBS News examined what Stephen Miller's appointment as White House chief of staff may signal for President Donald Trump's immigration agenda after Trump said enforcement may have been too tough.
The White House announced Nov. 6 that Miller would replace Susie Wiles. CBS described Miller as a key architect of Trump's restrictive immigration policies and noted that Trump had acknowledged the crackdown may have gone too far after the midterms.
The administration had announced no change to enforcement policy. An earlier EconoTimes report on immigration enforcement reported that Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin wrote Nov. 4, “Deportations will continue.”
