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Maryland Governor Wes Moore says he will work with Stephen Miller on immigration

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Maryland Governor Wes Moore said Tuesday at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s B20 Summit that he would work with Stephen Miller, the new White House chief of staff, on immigration. Asked whether he could get something done with Miller, Moore said, “I will work with anybody. I will bow to nobody.” Politico reports that Moore called Miller the architect of racist, xenophobic and homophobic policies, while still seeing room to negotiate. Moore, a possible 2028 presidential contender, said he respects a president’s choice of chief of staff. Trump said on 60 Minutes on Sunday that he would love to do something on immigration with Democrats.

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  1. Wes Moore said he would work with Stephen Miller on immigration, saying, “I will work with anybody. I will bow to nobody.”

    Reported byLeft1Center1Right1See the outletsHide the outlets
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    Politico
    Center
    The Hill
    Right
    Daily Mail

  2. Stephen Miller is the new White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles.

    Reported byLeft1Center1Right1See the outletsHide the outlets
    Left
    Politico
    Center
    The Hill
    Right
    Daily Mail

  3. Moore said Miller’s policies have fostered a “well of distrust” but that there is a window to do good things for his state.

    One outletPolitico· Left

  4. Trump said on 60 Minutes he would love to do something on immigration with Democrats.

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    Politico
    Right
    Daily Mail

  5. Moore is a possible 2028 Democratic presidential contender.

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    Politico
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How each side tells it

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All three sides report that Wes Moore said he would work with Stephen Miller on immigration. The main difference is emphasis: the left stresses bipartisan opportunity despite Moore’s criticism of Miller, the center leads with Moore’s own words, and the right presents it as a split among Democrats ahead of 2028.

  • the left

    1 outlet

    Politico’s headline presents Moore as seeing an opportunity to work with Miller, while its text leads with his criticism of Miller as a source of distrust.

    Gov. Wes Moore sees an opportunity to work with Stephen Miller
    PoliticoLeftAll left-leaning headlines

  • the center

    1 outlet

    The Hill’s headline puts Moore’s own words first, quoting that he will work with anybody and bow to nobody, with no evaluation of the offer.

    Moore on Stephen Miller: ‘I will work with anybody. I will bow to nobody’
    The HillCenterAll center headlines

  • the right

    1 outlet

    Daily Mail’s headline frames the offer as a surprise that stuns Democrats, tying it to Moore’s possible 2028 bid and Miller’s hardline immigration record.

    Wes Moore Sensational language“stuns Democrats”Calling the remark a shock that stuns Democrats presents a reaction as drama rather than reporting what Moore said.More neutral: offers to work with Miller on immigrationDisagree with this highlight? by offering to work with Stephen Miller on immigration as he eyes 2028 White House bid
    Daily MailRightAll right-leaning headlines

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    targeting

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  • Right2

    concoctedstuns Democrats

In the outlets’ own words

  • Loaded verb

    targetingMore neutral: enforcement against

    Targeting presents enforcement as aimed at people, a judgement the sentence does not attribute to anyone.

    …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.

    Used byPolitico (Left)

  • Loaded verb

    concoctedMore neutral: helped design

    Concocted implies Miller invented a policy in bad faith, a judgement the reporting does not establish.

    …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…

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Sensational language

    stuns DemocratsMore neutral: offers to work with Miller on immigration

    Calling the remark a shock that stuns Democrats presents a reaction as drama rather than reporting what Moore said.

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

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

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    Quoted

    racist, xenophobic, homophobic policiesMore neutral: immigration policies Moore opposes

    Labels attached to the policies pass judgement as a quotation, without the specifics that would support them.

    …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…

    Quoted byPolitico (Left)

    These are Wes Moore’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

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What each side leads with and what it leaves out. Open a side to read its headlines.

From the left

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Leads with

  • bipartisan deals on immigration
  • distrust of Miller’s policies
  • Moore’s possible 2028 run
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  • PoliticoLeft

    Gov. Wes Moore sees an opportunity to work with Stephen Miller

    The possible 2028 contender told POLITICO that Democrats should try to work with the president’s new chief of staff despite a “well of distrust.”

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From the center

1 outlet

Leads with

  • Moore’s willingness to work with Miller
  • respect for the president’s choice of chief of staff
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  • The HillCenter

    Moore on Stephen Miller: ‘I will work with anybody. I will bow to nobody’

    Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) on Tuesday expressed a willingness to work with new White House chief of staff Stephen Miller. “Listen, I always respect a president’s decision — or an executive decision — to have a chief of staff who they want as their chief of staff,” Moore said at …

    Read at The Hill (opens in a new tab)

From the right

1 outlet

Leads with

  • a split among Democrats
  • Moore’s possible 2028 bid
  • Miller’s hardline record
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  • Daily MailRight

    Wes Moore Sensational language“stuns Democrats”Calling the remark a shock that stuns Democrats presents a reaction as drama rather than reporting what Moore said.More neutral: offers to work with Miller on immigrationDisagree with this highlight? by offering to work with Stephen Miller on immigration as he eyes 2028 White House bid

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

    Read at Daily Mail (opens in a new tab)

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  • Left

    First to report

    Politico, Nov 10, 12:06 PM EST

  • Center

    1 hr 34 min later

    Its first report, Nov 10, 1:40 PM EST

  • Right

    6 hr 6 min later

    Its first report, Nov 10, 6:12 PM EST

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  1. PoliticoLeftNov 10, 12:06 PM EST
  2. The HillCenterNov 10, 1:40 PM EST
  3. Daily MailRightNov 10, 6:12 PM EST

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