Acting DHS chief threatens to quit over Miller´s actions
(WorldNews Mexico)

By Nick Miroff and Josh Dawsey | Washington Post WASHINGTON – An attempt by President Donald Trump’s senior adviser Stephen Miller to engineer a new shakeup at the Department of Homeland Security was blocked this week by Kevin McAleenan, the department’s acting secretary, who said he might leave his post unless the situation improved and he was given more control over his agency, administration officials said. The closed-door clash flared over the fate of Mark Morgan, the former FBI official the president has picked to be the new director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. With Morgan eager to move into the top job at ICE, Miller on Wednesday urged the president...