In a series of strategic moves aimed at solidifying his immigration policies, Trump has appointed several top campaign advisers to senior positions in the White House. Notably, Stephen Miller, a controversial figure known for his hardline immigration stances, has been named deputy chief of staff for policy. This appointment signals a strong focus on mass deportation plans, as Trump taps experienced advisers committed to implementing his immigration crackdown. Alongside Miller, other campaign allies have been integrated into the administration, raising concerns about potential repercussions for immigrant communities and tech workers reliant on H1B visas. As Trump prepares to enforce his ambitious immigration agenda, the implications of these appointments could have significant effects on both domestic policy and international relations.