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Democrats on Sunday spoke out against the elevation of Stephen Miller to White House chief of staff, saying it comes after Americans showed at the ballot box that they wanted a shift away from the Trump administration’s most divisive policies and ideas.
TL;DR
- Democrats criticize Stephen Miller's promotion to White House chief of staff.
- They believe this appointment contradicts the mandate from the ballot box for a shift away from divisive Trump policies.
- Miller is described as representing a "toxic brand" of politics and governance.
- Critics point to Miller's involvement in controversial policies such as immigration crackdowns and efforts to control Greenland.
- Some Democrats stated they will not engage with Miller in his new role.
- The promotion is seen by some as an "incoherent messaging" by the Trump administration.