House Democrats seek information on the recent departures at the Department of Homeland Security and White House adviser Stephen Miller's increasing role on immigration
The members of Congress wrote acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan on Thursday requesting all communications related to the departures of Nielsen, her deputy Claire Grady, Secret Service Director Randolph"Tex" Alles, acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement chief Ronald Vitiello and the possibility of others leaving. They requested the documents by May 9.
CNN has reached out to the Department of Homeland Security and the White House for response to the letter. Read MoreMiller, a hardline conservative, has been one of the more influential voices in the White House and was seen as a driving force behind several of Trump's immigration policies, including the President's idea to send detained migrants to sanctuary cities largely run by Democrats.
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