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Democrats Under Fire: Stephen Miller Blames Rhetoric for ICE Attacks


Stephen Miller, a top White House advisor, blasted Democrats for encouraging attacks against ICE officers. He appeared on Fox News’ “The Will Cain Show” to address rising assaults targeting immigration enforcement agents. Miller argued liberal policies have created dangerous incentives for violence.

Assaults against ICE officers are increasing across the country. Miller linked this violence directly to Democrat rhetoric and policies. He claimed liberal leaders portray ICE as villains, making officers targets.

Democrats push policies that shield illegal immigrants from deportation. These policies undermine law enforcement and put ICE agents at risk. Miller called it shameful that liberals prioritize lawbreakers over officers protecting our borders.

Stephen Miller has long been Trump’s key immigration advisor. He helped craft the Muslim travel ban and other strict border policies. His tough stance on immigration remains central to the administration’s agenda.

ICE agents face growing threats while doing their vital job. These brave officers enforce our laws and keep communities safe. Yet Democrats constantly attack their mission and legitimacy.

Liberal leaders use harsh language calling ICE “racist” and “cruel.” This dangerous rhetoric fuels hatred toward these officers. Miller said such words essentially paint targets on our law enforcement.

President Trump stands firmly behind ICE and border security. His administration will keep defending our agents against these attacks. America must support those who protect our sovereignty.

The choice is clear: stand with law enforcement or side with lawbreakers. Patriots back our ICE agents against these shameful assaults. America’s safety depends on defending those who defend our borders.

Written by Keith Jacobs

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