Trump's Deputy Chief of Staff for the White House announced

The appointment, first reported by CNN citing close sources and confirmed by U.S. Vice President-elect JD Vance on his X account, is expected to be made official in the coming days.

In his statement regarding the matter, JD Vance referenced the CNN report, stating, "Another fantastic pick by the President. Congrats Miller."

Accordingly, Trump, who is accelerating efforts to build his new team, will reappoint Miller, with whom he worked during his first presidential term from 2016-2020 and who is known particularly for his views on the deportation of illegal immigrants.

It was noted that Miller will serve as the Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy at the White House and will be involved in policy-making processes, particularly regarding border security and illegal immigrants.

Miller served as a senior advisor to Trump when he won the 2016 election and took office, and he was a staunch advocate of very strict policies on border security.

Born in 1985 in California as the second child of a Jewish family, Miller has worked in communications roles for various Republican politicians for many years.

Miller, who was one of the primary authors of the speech Trump delivered on January 20, 2017, when he began his first presidential term, is known particularly for preparing Trump's speech texts and advising on border security issues.

News Source: AA