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 ...

"He's 100% loyal, 100% of the time," Jean Guerrero said of Miller's relationship to Trump, in The Washington Post. He is also comfortable in Trump's shadow, never seeking to upstage the boss. Miller cannot be understood, he once told an interviewer, "if you do not understand that my sole motivation is to serve this president and this country."

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