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Trump to get 'Trumpier' as hardliner Miller takes charge; what it means for India

The appointment of Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff signifies Trump's commitment to his controversial domestic agenda. With Democrats now controlling Congress, Trump may increasingly rely on executive actions for his priorities. Miller's influence extends beyond immigration, impacting various domestic policy areas and potentially sharpening enforcement initiatives. His views could…

Trump to get 'Trumpier' as hardliner Miller takes charge; what it means for India

Stephen Miller's appointment as White House Chief of Staff suggests Donald Trump will not soften his domestic policies despite the GOP's midterm election losses. Miller, a staunch supporter of the president's America First agenda, will oversee critical policy areas including immigration, federal power, and homeland security. His influence will extend to how the president exercises his powers, with decisions filtered through his gatekeeping role.

For India, this could impact H-1B visas, skilled-worker mobility, and the overall economic relationship. The chief of staff's decisions will ultimately translate the president's priorities into government action, making Miller's leadership a crucial factor in shaping Trump's administration.

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