WashingtonStephen Miller runs the White House from Monday.
Trump named his deportation architect chief of staff after the midterm defeat.
A chief of staff decides who reaches the president, and Miller set US immigration agents a target of 3,000 arrests a day.
Democrats, who take both chambers in January, are expected to investigate Miller.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 250+ reports worldwide · These outlets told this story differently.
- Bloomberg Business
- Al Jazeera Online
- ties Miller's appointment to his role as architect of the 3,000-arrests-a-day immigration target and expected Democratic investigations
- Dawn leans critical
- cites Reuters officials predicting an aggressive domestic-policy approach and Miller's 3,000-arrests-a-day target driving migrant expansion to long-term residents
- TASS
- reports Wiles moving to a non-governmental organisation tied to Trump's political activities, and notes Trump denied such a change in mid-October
- TRT World
- quotes Wiles' farewell post, 'Today is my last day', and sets Miller's tenure against Wiles' service
Sources: Bloomberg Business, Al Jazeera Online, Dawn, TASS, TRT World