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Split Over Chief of Staff
American Jewish institutions were divided after Stephen Miller was appointed White House chief of staff. Conservative pro-Israel groups welcomed the appointment, arguing that his influence could strengthen efforts to combat antisemitism, particularly on university campuses. By contrast, liberal organizations and figures—including Amy Spitalnick of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs—warned that his hardline immigration stance and rhetoric associated with “replacement” and “invasion” theories could fuel extremism and violence against Jews and minorities, while weakening civil rights protections. The disagreement reflects differing views on the relationship between combating antisemitism, immigration policy, and civil rights.
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