Stephen Miller faced significant online criticism following his claims of a “self-loathing” America, and assertion that the modern world does not match the image imagined by “our ancestors”. Critics quickly highlighted immigrants’ contributions to American advancements, citing numerous examples of immigrant innovators behind significant technological breakthroughs, like the car, flight, and the moon landing. The backlash included accusations of hypocrisy, as Miller, whose ancestors were immigrants, was accused of promoting policies that would have barred families like his from entering the country. Furthermore, others pointed out Miller’s misleading historical perspective.
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Following the acquittal of a Los Angeles tow truck driver charged with stealing an ICE vehicle, Stephen Miller condemned the verdict as “blatant jury nullification.” The driver, Bobby Nuñez, was found not guilty after being accused of theft of government property, despite being arrested after towing the vehicle during an immigration raid. This acquittal, along with others related to immigration cases, highlights the Justice Department’s struggles in proving intent or serious harm in such prosecutions, a point underscored by legal experts. This trend of acquittals and reduced charges in cases against anti-ICE protesters contrasts with the government’s aggressive approach to prosecuting those interfering with immigration enforcement, as demonstrated by the U.S. Attorney’s earlier, boastful statements about the Nuñez case.
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In 1906, Wolf Laib brought over family members, ultimately leading to the establishment of a successful business that evolved into a chain of stores. This family’s journey mirrors that of millions who immigrated to the United States during the great migration to escape hardship. Despite their pursuit of a better life, they faced intense nativism rooted in racial prejudice and the belief in their social inferiority. These new arrivals were considered a threat to the nation’s “civilization,” and their presence was thought to be leading to the nation’s extinction.
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Sources indicate that former President Donald Trump is considering pardons for advisors and policymakers as his administration faces legal scrutiny. These potential pardons could encompass key policy figures, such as Stephen Miller, and are reportedly being discussed among Trump, senior aides, and federal appointees. Trump’s inner circle is purportedly preparing a defense, with some pointing to former President Joe Biden’s pardons as precedent. While Trump previously criticized Biden’s use of the pardon power, he now appears to be contemplating similar actions amidst growing legal challenges.
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During a “Face the Nation” interview, Rep. Ilhan Omar drew a comparison between Homeland Security Advisor Stephen Miller’s rhetoric on immigration and Nazi descriptions of Jewish people. Miller’s comments, made on X, criticized mass migration, stating that migrants and their descendants recreate the conditions of their homelands. These remarks come as Trump and Miller’s immigration policies target Somali immigrants in Minnesota, with Trump using disparaging language towards Somalis in speeches. Omar responded to Trump’s comments by defending her community and accusing the President of attempting to divert attention through bigotry.
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Representative Ilhan Omar compared Stephen Miller’s dehumanizing language targeting immigrants to Nazi rhetoric used against Jewish people. Miller, known for his role in shaping the Trump administration’s immigration policies, made statements echoing the “great replacement theory” on social media. Omar, a Somali American, highlighted the historical context, referencing instances where the U.S. previously rejected immigrants. Her comments come as federal immigration authorities are conducting operations in Minnesota, targeting the state’s Somali community.
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In a surprising move, former President Donald Trump issued a pardon to Texas Representative Henry Cuellar, a Democrat facing charges of bribery, unlawful foreign influence, and money laundering. Trump, in a Truth Social post, cited the charges as a result of a weaponized justice system and argued Cuellar was targeted for speaking out against border policies. The Department of Justice alleged Cuellar accepted significant bribes from foreign entities, a claim that Trump dismissed. Cuellar, known for his conservative stances and support of Republican bills, was scheduled to face trial in 2026.
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During a segment on Piers Morgan Uncensored discussing mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s comments on Islamophobia, the panel, including Katie Miller, quickly devolved into a heated exchange. Miller accused other guests of antisemitism, citing personal attacks against her and her husband, Stephen Miller. The argument escalated with accusations of lying and coded language, leading Miller to threaten to never return to the show. Despite attempts by the host to mediate, the segment concluded with Miller condemning the other guests’ rhetoric as racist and bigoted.
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Following the death of a far-right activist, protests and harassment targeted a politico and his family, leading to their relocation to a secure military facility. The protests included posting wanted posters and writing accusatory messages on the sidewalk near the politico’s home. According to reports, another senior White House official also relocated to a military base after the assassination. This measure was taken to ensure their safety and seclusion from public backlash, allowing them to formulate policy in peace.
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Following the January 6th insurrection, former Trump aide Stephen Miller suggested that federal law enforcement could arrest Democrats, including Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, who impede ICE operations. Miller stated that any state or local official obstructing federal immigration law enforcement could face criminal charges, including obstruction of justice and seditious conspiracy, while asserting ICE officers have federal immunity. This threat and the immunity claim were met with backlash, as Trump has previously called for the imprisonment of Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, while also attempting to deploy National Guard troops to the Chicagoland area. These statements follow Pritzker’s appearance on Fox News where he criticized Trump’s actions and potential electoral interference, prompting the deputy chief of staff’s response.
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John Q. Hosedrinker
Miller Outraged as “Leftist” Jury Clears Driver Who Towed ICE Vehicle
Following the acquittal of a Los Angeles tow truck driver charged with stealing an ICE vehicle, Stephen Miller condemned the verdict as “blatant jury nullification.” The driver, Bobby Nuñez, was found not guilty after being accused of theft of government property, despite being arrested after towing the vehicle during an immigration raid. This acquittal, along with others related to immigration cases, highlights the Justice Department’s struggles in proving intent or serious harm in such prosecutions, a point underscored by legal experts. This trend of acquittals and reduced charges in cases against anti-ICE protesters contrasts with the government’s aggressive approach to prosecuting those interfering with immigration enforcement, as demonstrated by the U.S. Attorney’s earlier, boastful statements about the Nuñez case.
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