President Trump named Stephen Miller, architect of his first-term family separations and mass deportation efforts, White House chief of staff after Susie Wiles moved to his campaign team, following the Republicans' midterm defeat and on the same day Trump told '60 Minutes' his deportation crackdown "might be too tough." In a CBS News interview, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called Miller "a neo-Nazi," said the appointment contradicts Trump's softer immigration talk and exposes him as saying one thing while doing another, and called Miller as chief of staff untenable and unacceptable.