WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump has tapped Stephen Miller, one of his longest-serving top immigration advisers, as deputy chief of staff for policy in the incoming White House. The quick appointment of the hardline conservative signals Trump ...

The architect of some of Trumps’ most controversial immigration policies was reprimanded by a broad spectrum of Jewish groups during his first term.

Miller has vowed to follow through on threats to deport millions of undocumented immigrants including establishing huge holding camps to detain suspected violators of U.S. immigration laws.