- CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten labeled President Donald Trump's appointment of Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff tone-deaf following major Republican midterm losses.
- Polling data revealed massive shifts toward Democrats among Latino voters, with 58 percent of overall voters indicating that the administration's immigration policies have gone too far.
- Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer denounced the appointment, calling Miller the architect of the administration's most barbaric policies.
- Republican Representative Don Bacon voiced concern over the move, stating Miller's aggressive immigration policies hurt the administration and cost Republicans seats.
- White House spokesperson Lauren Bis defended the appointment, highlighting Miller's central role in advancing President Trump's agenda on border security and deregulation.
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