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New York Republican says Stephen Miller can leverage MAGA reputation to cut immigration deal

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New York Republican says Stephen Miller can leverage MAGA reputation to cut immigration deal

Rep. Nick LaLota (R-NY) this week pushed back against the idea that President Donald Trump’s move to name Stephen Miller his White House chief of staff put a possible immigration deal at risk.

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