In response to rising concerns about crime, former President Trump has ordered an increased presence of federal law enforcement officers in Washington, D.C. The operation, which will begin with a seven-day focus, is intended to address what the White House sees as a city plagued by violent crime, with some officials making comparisons to dangerous areas globally. This move comes after an attack on a former government staffer, and follows Trump’s threats to federalize the capital. Although the MPD reported a decrease in crime, the federal operation, which will also include support from the D.C. National Guard, FBI, Marshals, ICE, Secret Service and the Department of Homeland Security, is set to focus on tourist areas and other busy hotspots.
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Air Marshals moved to Deportation Duty, that’s the new reality we’re facing, apparently. The whole thing just feels… off, doesn’t it? Like a bad remix of a familiar song, where the rhythm is just a bit… wrong. The news is filled with these stories, and you start to wonder what’s really happening and why.
It seems that the Air Marshal National Council, the group representing the rank-and-file marshals, has already sent a cease-and-desist letter to both the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). Their argument is that these new assignments could potentially be contract fraud, while also placing personnel in unsafe or even inappropriate working conditions.… Continue reading
In a recently resurfaced 2003 video, a 17-year-old Stephen Miller, now a White House official, described torture as a “celebration of human life” while discussing Saddam Hussein and Iraqi civilians. The clip shows Miller advocating for the torture of Hussein and his associates while expressing the need to “respect” other cultures. During his time in high school, Miller was accused of making inflammatory and discriminatory remarks against minority students, with former classmates recalling insensitive comments. Further, he organized controversial events in college, displaying a consistent pattern of cultural insensitivity and drawing criticism for his viewpoints.
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Following criticism of a ruling by Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong regarding ICE arrests in Los Angeles, an X account associated with California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Press Office responded to Stephen Miller’s post. The governor’s office’s post on X called Miller a “fascist cuck” and criticized his views on the ruling, which deemed certain locations as “safe havens” for illegal aliens. The initial post by Miller condemned the ruling and accused the judge of undermining the United States. Newsom’s Director of Communications, Izzy Gardon, later stated that the post was inspired by the White House’s use of the term.
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Adam Boyd, a 33-year-old attorney, resigned from ICE, citing a shift in focus from national security to deportation numbers. Boyd reported that this change was due to pressure from the White House, specifically Stephen Miller, who set a daily arrest quota. He claims that ICE attorneys are dismissing legitimate cases to increase deportation statistics, which he says is at the expense of due process. Boyd stated that many ICE attorneys share his concerns and plan to leave the agency once their student loans are forgiven.
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During a Fox News interview, Stephen Miller defended the new Florida migrant detention facility, “Alligator Alcatraz,” claiming it isn’t “dehumanizing,” but rather, the entry of undocumented immigrants into the country is. He argued that the facility, located in the Everglades, will house the “worst of the worst” and provide superior care to detainees while also ensuring security. Miller’s assertions come despite data showing a small percentage of detainees have serious criminal backgrounds, with the majority having no criminal history. When asked about Elon Musk’s threats to back primary challenges against GOP members who support Trump’s spending bill, Miller doubled down, stating that opposing the bill would be the same as opposing the deportation of millions of undocumented immigrants.
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White House condemns Democrat who told Stephen Miller to ‘go back to 1930’s Germany’
So, the White House is officially weighing in on a recent comment made by a Democrat, and it’s not exactly a glowing review. The gist of it is, a Democrat said something along the lines of Stephen Miller needing to “go back to 1930’s Germany.” Apparently, that didn’t sit well with the folks in the White House. Now, let’s unpack this, shall we? It seems like the comment in question, which brought the White House’s condemnation, has definitely stirred the pot. We’re talking about a direct comparison to the rise of the Nazi regime.… Continue reading
Newly elected House Oversight Committee head, Robert Garcia, has vowed to investigate Stephen Miller, whom he strongly criticized for his actions regarding immigration policies. Garcia plans to hold the Trump administration accountable for its actions, specifically targeting Miller’s role in what he views as the dehumanization of immigrants. He intends to create a team to address the “far MAGA right” and will focus on the impact of ICE agents’ mass deportation raids on immigrant communities. Furthermore, Garcia supports the public’s pushback against Trump’s and Miller’s agenda and encourages peaceful protests.
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Stephen Miller, a former Trump advisor, echoed the “great replacement theory” in response to Zohran Mamdani’s primary victory in New York City. Miller suggested that unchecked migration had fundamentally altered the NYC electorate, contributing to the shift in political landscape. This mirrors Miller’s history of promoting the racist theory, which claims that immigrants are being used to replace native-born Americans. He doubled down on this sentiment, using NYC as a warning for what happens when a society fails to control migration.
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Stephen Miller: Resurfaced Teen Clip Shows Torture as “Celebration of Human Life”
In a recently resurfaced 2003 video, a 17-year-old Stephen Miller, now a White House official, described torture as a “celebration of human life” while discussing Saddam Hussein and Iraqi civilians. The clip shows Miller advocating for the torture of Hussein and his associates while expressing the need to “respect” other cultures. During his time in high school, Miller was accused of making inflammatory and discriminatory remarks against minority students, with former classmates recalling insensitive comments. Further, he organized controversial events in college, displaying a consistent pattern of cultural insensitivity and drawing criticism for his viewpoints.
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