Stephen Miller, a trusted advisor to President Donald Trump, is a focused and strategic mind in American politics, respected for his unwavering stance on immigration policy. At 39, the Santa Monica native serves as Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Homeland Security Advisor, channeling his sharp intellect into action.
As a student at Duke University, Miller gained attention for his bold conservative columns and leadership in defending free speech, setting the stage for his political ascent.
Supporters admire Miller’s drive in advancing policies like the “Remain in Mexico” program and mass deportation plans, seeing him as a principled defender of border security. His knack for shaping Trump’s agenda with precision makes him a pivotal force in immigration reform. His obsession is apparent in outbursts like the one below.
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He took to the airwaves this past weekend to address the controversial deportation of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a Maryland resident accused of MS-13 gang ties. Miller, long admired by supporters for his unapologetic defense of border security, used the platform to push back against what he called a misleading narrative from the press and Democrats. He argued that Garcia, deported to El Salvador in March 2025, was not a victim of an “administrative error” as some claimed, but a verified gang member rightfully removed under U.S. immigration law. His supporters see this as Miller standing firm against critics who, in their view, downplay the threat of transnational crime to score political points.
Miller perfectly debunked this ENTIRE claim that Garcia’s deportation was an “error.” This entire thing is a MASTERCLASS.
“We won the Supreme Court case. Clearly, 9-0, a district court judge said, unconscionably, that the president and his administration have to go into El Salvador and extradite one of their citizens, an El Salvadorian citizen – that would be kidnapping.”
“That we have to kidnap an El Salvadorian citizen against the will of his government and fly him back to America, which would be an unimaginable act and an invasion of El Salvador’s sovereignty. So he appealed to the Supreme Court and it said – clearly, no district court can compel the president to exercise his Article II foreign powers.”
“DOJ called me after that Supreme Court ruling and they said, this is amazing. We won this case nine zero. We are an excellent standing here. So this has been portrayed wrong for 72 hours in the media.”
“They said the most a court could ever compel you to do would be to facilitate return, which would basically mean if El Salvador voluntarily sends him back we wouldn’t block him at the airport. We would put him back into ICE detention and then he would be deported either back to El Salvador or somewhere else.”
“In 2019, he was ordered deported. He is a final removal order from the United States. These are things that no one disputes. Where is he from? El Salvador. Where is he a resident and citizen of? El Salvador. Is he here illegally? Yes. Does he have a deportation order? Yes.”
“A DOJ lawyer who has since been relieved of duty, a saboteur, a Democrat, put into a filing incorrectly that this was a mistaken and removal. It was NOT! This was the right person sent to the right place.”
“Now some have said, well, but he had a thing called a ‘withholding order.’ A withholding order means you’ve been ordered deported, but an immigration judge is saying you cannot go back to a particular country. Here’s the thing: if you are a member of a foreign terrorist organization, you cannot have a withholding order.”
“Since he’s in MS-13, there is no withholding order. Furthermore, that gang he is accused of being persecuted by doesn’t exist anymore in El Salvador! The 18th Street gang is GONE.”
“So you have an illegal alien from El Salvador. Bill, where are we supposed to send the illegal alien from El Salvador? To what country?”
HOST: Are you convinced he is still a member of MS-13? That was your original charge.
MILLER: “Yes. Do you stand by But here’s the thing, Bill. Yes, but not only am I convinced of it, not only is El Salvador convinced of it. Bill, he’s an illegal alien from El Salvador with a deportation order! So his only options in life, Bill, his only options in life are to be deported to El Salvador or to be deported to some other country. That’s IT.”
The case has sparked heated debate. Garcia’s lawyers and family insist he’s no gang member, pointing to a 2019 immigration judge’s ruling granting him protection from deportation due to risks in El Salvador. They argue the government’s evidence—based on a confidential informant and Garcia’s clothing at the time of his 2019 arrest—is flimsy. Miller, however, doubled down, citing law enforcement documentation from Prince George’s County that allegedly confirms Garcia’s MS-13 affiliation, including his gang name and rank. He framed the deportation as a necessary step to protect American communities, aligning with his broader mission to prioritize national security through robust immigration enforcement.
This is what leadership looks like. President Trump, Bukele, Marco Rubio, Pam Bondi, Stephen Miller — they’re standing up to the media’s absurd gotcha games. MS-13 isn’t coming back, and no amount of media spin will change that. America deserves safety, not soundbites from CNN. pic.twitter.com/9ILw20G8q3
— Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) April 14, 2025