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U.S. President Donald Trump has appointed his adviser and current deputy chief of staff, Stephen Miller, as the new White House chief of staff, effective Monday. He will replace Susie Wiles, who is moving to Trump’s political team. Miller is one of the leading architects of the Trump administration’s hardline immigration policies, including its mass deportation campaign and 2017 entry restrictions on nationals of seven countries. His appointment comes amid questions about the future of those policies. Miller has faced accusations of racism, anti-Muslim sentiment, and hostility toward immigration after emails he sent to the website Breitbart were made public. The Southern Poverty Law Center said he sent more than 900 emails, over 80 percent of which discussed race or immigration.
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