Miles Taylor (security expert)

Miles Taylor is an American political commentator and former government official. He is best known for his role in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) during the Trump administration and later for becoming a vocal critic of President Donald Trump.

Taylor served as Deputy Chief of Staff at DHS under Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen. He held various positions within the department focused on national security, counterterrorism, and border security.

In 2020, Taylor revealed himself to be "Anonymous," the author of a 2018 op-ed in The New York Times and the 2019 book A Warning, both critical of Donald Trump's leadership and policies. The op-ed described a "resistance" within the Trump administration working to thwart the president's agenda.

Since leaving the government, Taylor has worked as a political analyst and commentator, often appearing on television news programs and in print media. He has been a vocal critic of the Republican Party's direction under Trump and has advocated for a more moderate and principled conservatism. His writings and commentary often focus on national security issues, the dangers of political extremism, and the importance of democratic institutions. His actions and statements have garnered significant media attention and generated considerable debate.