Wes Moore wants immigration reform. Can he work with Stephen Miller?
Wes Moore said Democrats should work toward bipartisan deals, including on immigration, with Stephen Miller — despite the “well of distrust” he holds for the new White House chief of staff.
Key points
- Voters have long said Trump’s mass deportation campaign is too aggressive, and some Hill Republicans have pointed the blame at Miller, who masterminded the policy, for their lost support among Hispanics this midterm cycle.
- “One thing I've always said to the people of my state is I will work with anybody, I will bow to nobody,” he said at the U.S.
- “It’s not useful to have 50 different guidelines for how this country should think about this,” Moore said.
Moore said there’s a window for “real bipartisan agreement” on immigration despite Miller’s ascension last week.
“I wish that there was a different team, because I think the well of distrust that Stephen Miller and his policies have fostered have been deeply poisonous,” the governor continued.
Additional details
- But Democrats in Congress are weighing multiple bills to enact safety standards protecting consumers from AI as Americans grow increasingly concerned about the dangers of the technology.
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