Trump Eyes Deals With Democrats as He Hails Stephen Miller as 'MVP'
Trump said he could work with Democrats, even on immigration, while praising incoming Chief of Staff Stephen Miller as an “MVP.”
President Donald Trump expressed optimism on Friday about potential collaboration with Democrats, following their substantial gains in the midterm elections, and praised incoming Chief of Staff Stephen Miller as an "MVP." During a press conference at the UP.Summmit near Kennedy Space Center in Florida, Trump mentioned immigration, tax cuts, and economic development as areas where he believed both parties could work together.
Miller, known for his hard-line immigration policies, was appointed as the new Chief of Staff, potentially complicating Trump's hopes for bipartisan cooperation. Both Republican and Democratic leaders criticized the appointment, with Schumer vowing to fight Miller's promotion, and Jeffries calling him a "reckless extremist" and urging his removal.
Trump defended Miller, describing him as loyal and smart, and noted that Miller has been with him since 2015.
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