The stoning of Stephen Miller, now running the Trump White House
Stephen Miller’s selection as Trump’s new chief of staff triggered rapid backlash tied to his immigration record and influence. The article recounts reactions from prominent TV and media figures after the announcement that Miller would replace Susie Wiles as the top aide. Katy Tur described Miller as central to Trump’s immigration agenda, portraying him as absolutist and willing to use harsh measures. Kaitlan Collins said Miller was among staffers who criticized Alex Pretti’s death in Minneapolis, linking it to a “domestic terrorist” label. The piece cites the New York Times portraying Miller as an ideologue behind polarizing policies, while conservatives and Democrats alike offered sharp characterizations, including calls for him to “lawyer up” and accusations of xenophobia. It also notes coverage from outlets like The Wall Street Journal and Axios about Miller’s role in pushing a no-holds-barred style of governing.






