JD Vance says "Congrats to him" on Stephen Miller's White House chief of staff promotion

Vice President JD Vance welcomed Stephen Miller’s appointment as White House chief of staff, a staffing change that the article says followed the election and drew praise from supporters of stricter immigration controls. The report frames Miller’s elevation as beneficial to Vance’s expected 2028 presidential bid, which it says would need backing from President Donald Trump and his allies. It describes Miller as a leading opponent of large-scale migration and credits him with helping defeat the 2013 Gang of Eight immigration bill and helping steer Trump toward an economic approach that restricts migration. Mark Krikorian predicted Miller could work with Democrats on enforcement issues, and Democratic Rep. Don Beyer objected to Miller’s rise, according to the article.