Wes Moore stuns Democrats by offering to work with Stephen Miller on immigration as he eyes 2028 White House bid

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Maryland Governor Wes Moore said Tuesday that he'd work across the aisle on immigration with new White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.

Published: 23:12 GMT, 10 November 2026 | Updated: 23:12 GMT, 10 November 2026

Maryland Governor Wes Moore said Tuesday that he'd work across the aisle on immigration with new White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.

Moore was asked at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's B20 Summit whether he could get something done with Miller, an immigration hardliner who concocted President Donald Trump's family separation policy during the Republican's first term.

'I will work with anybody. I will bow to nobody,' answered Moore, who is among the Democrats reportedly toying with a 2028 presidential bid.

Moore easily won reelection last week, though will be term limited come January.

Democrats walloped Republicans in the midterms, in part due to the Trump administration's overzealous immigration policy.

The President responded to the losses by appointing his toughest voice on immigration to replace outgoing Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.

At the same time, Trump pushed during a 60 Minutes interview on Sunday that he would 'love to do something on immigration' with the Democratic Party.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore said at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's B20 Summit Tuesday that he would work with 'anybody' including new White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller on immigration. Moore is photographed at a conference earlier this year

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