What Stephen Miller Has Said About Immigration as Trump Admits Mistake
Summary
President Donald Trump said his immigration crackdown may have been too tough and may have hurt him politically, while defending border enforcement and removals. The article contrasts his comments with Stephen Miller’s support for expanded arrests and deportations, and reports that Democrats plan to scrutinize the administration’s policies in Congress.Key Facts
- Trump said his administration may have been “too tough” on immigration and that this may have hurt him politically.
- Trump defended closing the border and removing people he described as dangerous, while acknowledging that some removed immigrants had jobs and paid taxes.
- Trump said he would like to work with congressional Democrats on immigration.
- The article reports that Trump tapped Stephen Miller to replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff.
- Miller supported policies during Trump’s first term that included travel restrictions, family separations, lower refugee admissions, and tighter rules for some legal immigrants.
- Since Trump returned to office, Miller has pushed for at least 3,000 immigration arrests a day and supported broader deportation measures.
- The article says Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act provided roughly $170 billion for immigration enforcement and border security.
- Democrats have signaled that they will investigate the administration’s immigration enforcement policies, including Miller’s role.
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