President Donald Trump may tap White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller to serve as his next National Security Adviser, Axios reported on Friday.
Miller, who currently serves as the Trump administration’s Homeland Security adviser, is one of the few key players who has been with the president through his entire first term in office and into the second — and Axios cited five sources who suggested Miller was a likely choice to move into the position vacated by former Congressman (R-FL) and Green Beret veteran Mike Waltz.
One obvious reason for the move would be the fact that Trump trusts Miller to advance his agenda — and Axios cited one source who noted that Miller was already known within the administration for his efficiency, having ensured that the White House Homeland Security Council runs “like clockwork.” The source also noted that despite having a smaller staff,…
