US circumvents court orders by deporting migrants via third countries
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Donald Trump has replaced his chief of staff, Suzy Wiles, with Stephen Miller, a key architect of his immigration policy. This signals a strategic shift toward a more hardline immigration agenda, potentially affecting domestic and international relations. The move is confirmed by Perfil, but details on the transition timeline and policy implications remain unclear.
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Following a midterm election defeat, President Trump has appointed Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff. This move is confirmed and signals a continuation and likely intensification of hardline policies, particularly on immigration, and a confrontational posture towards opposition. The full scope of Miller's authority and policy impact within the lame-duck session and beyond remains to be seen.
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