The Guardian's analysis argues that Donald Trump naming Stephen Miller, architect of his most aggressive immigration policies including the Muslim ban and the zero tolerance policy that separated more than 5,600 children at the border, as chief of staff just three days after voters resoundingly rebuked his mass deportation campaign shows the president has not learned his lesson. Critics like Raíces' Faisal Al-Juburi warn the promotion guarantees an acceleration of mass deportations, while Democrats including Senator Alex Padilla promise oversight and investigations, though the Guardian forecasts Democrats will have limited ability to rein in enforcement agencies with $70bn in funding through 2029.