Democrats plan probes into Musk, Miller and major firms after Congress win

US Democrats have signaled their intent to launch investigations into influential figures Elon Musk, Stephen Miller, and major corporations following their victory in the recent midterms. The focus of these inquiries will primarily revolve around immigration policies and government oversight. In a televised interview, California Representative Jimmy Gomez and Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, who will chair the House Oversight and Senate Banking Committees respectively, expressed their commitment to rigorous oversight.

Gomez, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, stated that investigations would primarily center on Musk's involvement in federal workforce management and Miller's role in Trump's stringent immigration campaign. Warren hinted at possible scrutiny for various companies, emphasizing that those profiting from deceptive practices and investor fraud should brace themselves for serious investigations.

Stephen Miller, appointed as White House Chief of Staff by President Donald Trump, is also expected to face intense scrutiny due to his role in controversial immigration policies. Gomez further argued that Miller's influence on key administration decisions makes him a prime target for oversight. The Democrats' win in the midterm elections is seen as a significant victory for the party, with many experts and officials attributing the outcome to voter discontent with the Republican administration's hardline stance on immigration.

Polls indicate that public approval of Trump's immigration handling has dropped to 37%, down from 50% during his inauguration. As Democrats take control of Congress, they are expected to push for accountability and transparency from administration officials and allies.