Stephen Miller, a top advisor to President Trump, had a fiery clash with CNN anchor Kasie Hunt over the administration’s decision to ignore a judge’s order stopping deportations. The White House claims it’s using a law from 1798 to remove hundreds of Venezuelan gang members without court hearings. Miller argued the president has full power to defend America from “invasion” by criminal aliens.
The heated interview saw Miller explain that district court judges can’t block the president’s national security actions. He compared the deportations to military troop movements, saying no judge has authority over such decisions. Hunt repeatedly asked if the administration would ignore future court orders, but Miller shot back that Biden’s weak border policies created this crisis.
Trump’s team says the Alien Enemies Act gives them the right to act fast. This old law lets the president expel foreigners during invasions or threats. Miller stressed that gangs like Tren de Aragua are smuggling killers and drug dealers into U.S. neighborhoods. He accused Democrats and the media of caring more about illegal immigrants than murdered Americans.
Critics call Trump’s move an abuse of power, but Miller says it’s necessary. He pointed out that Biden let over 10 million illegals cross the border, creating chaos. Now Trump is cleaning up the mess with bold action. Miller mocked the idea that a single judge could ground deportation flights mid-air, calling it “unlawful” and dangerous.
The CNN host tried to corner Miller with “gotcha” questions, but he dominated the debate. Conservative commentators cheered as Miller schooled Hunt on presidential authority. They say the media can’t handle the truth—America is under invasion, and Trump is finally stopping it.
Miller also slammed Biden’s autopen-signed pardons for January 6 rioters, calling it proof Biden wasn’t running his own administration. He hinted the Justice Department might investigate these “preposterous” pardons. Meanwhile, Trump’s team vows to keep using every tool to deport gang members and secure the border.
The clash highlights the left’s desperation to protect illegal immigrants over U.S. citizens. Miller’s passion showed how Trump’s policies put America first, while Democrats side with criminals. The administration plans more deportation flights, warning illegal aliens they’re not safe here anymore.
This fight isn’t just about laws—it’s about survival. Miller made clear that Trump won’t let activist judges or biased media stop him from defending the homeland. Critics can whine, but real Americans know strong leadership is needed to take back control.
