US Update: Wes Moore wants immigration reform. Can he work with Stephen Miller?

Maryland Gov.

Wes Moore said Democrats should work toward bipartisan deals, including on immigration, with Stephen Miller — despite the “well of distrust” he holds for the new White House chief of staff.Moore, a potential 2028 Democratic presidential candidate, told POLITICO’s Alex BurnsTuesday that even though Miller is “the architect of some of the most racist, xenophobic, homophobic policies that we have,” he still believes there’s room to negotiate with the White House to ease the targeting of unauthorized immigrants living in the U.S.“One thing I've always said to the people of my state is I will work with anybody, I will bow to nobody,” he said at the U.S.

Chamber of Commerce’s B20 Summit.“I wish that there was a different team, because I think the well of distrust that Stephen Miller and his policies have fostered have been deeply poisonous,” the governor continued.

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