#Stephen Miller

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Aaron Parnas at The Parnas Perspective:

We have breaking news, and it should shake every American to their core. Today, in a joint press conference between President Donald Trump and El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele, both leaders were asked about the fate of Kilmar Ábrego García — the Maryland resident who was mistakenly deported under Trump’s expanded use of the Alien Enemies Act.

[...]

When asked directly whether he would facilitate Ábrego García’s return to the United States, Trump handed the mic to Attorney General Pam Bondi. Her response? A complete distortion of the facts:

[Bondi: “That’s up to El Salvador if they want to return him. That’s not up to us.”]

That’s not just legally inaccurate — it’s morally bankrupt. Trump followed up by falsely claiming the Supreme Court ruled 9-0 in their favor, stating that no district court can “compel foreign policy.” That’s not what the Court ruled. What the Court did say — in language Trump’s team continues to distort — is that the United States must facilitate Ábrego García’s return if El Salvador releases him. Facilitate means do something, not just offer a plane ticket back to a prison cell. Stephen Miller, now Deputy Chief of Staff, went even further, redefining “facilitate” to mean the U.S. would only fly Ábrego García back if El Salvador released him — just to deport him again. Then came Bukele. When asked if El Salvador would release Ábrego García, his answer was just as jarring:

[Bukele: “I don't have the power to return him to the United States.”]

He added that he would not release Ábrego García back into El Salvador’s society either. In essence: a man who was wrongfully removed from this country is now indefinitely detained in a foreign megaprison, and both governments are pointing fingers while doing nothing to resolve it. We are not just witnessing bureaucratic negligence — we are standing on the edge of a constitutional crisis. 

El Salvador dictator Nayib Bukele won’t bring back Kilmar Ábrego García to the USA, who is being wrongly detained in CECOT concentration camp, and Donald Trump won’t permit him being brought back. What an insult to common sense.

Time to try Bukele and Trump in The Hague for gross human rights abuses.

See Also:

The Guardian: El Salvador president refuses to order return of wrongly deported US man Ábrego García

Talking Feds (Harry Litman): Monsters, Inc.

[rmonti55]

Some fucking shit! Wrongly deported placed in a terrorist prison and never heard from again…the government admits he was wrongly deported, the Supreme Court (as racist as it is) admits he was illegally deported, he has no verifiable criminal record in either country and yet the FALSE TOXIC ORANGE IDOL, EGGHEAD MILLER, PAM “THE SCAM” BLONDIE, THE GARDEN GNOME, THE WOP ALITO, UNCLE TOM, FRAT BOY BRET, KNEEL GROSSICH AND EVERY OTHER FUCKING REPUBLICAN WANT THIS MAN DEAD… you have to ask why is it so important he be willing murdered by the FASCIST CORRUPT AMERICAN GOVERNMENT?

[batboyblog]

[ferretshark]

Project 2025 Cliff Notes:

1. Complete ban on abortions, without exceptions (pg. 449-503)

2. End marriage equality (pg. 545-581)

3. Elimination of unions and worker protections (pg. 581)

4. Defund the FBI and Homeland Security (pg. 133)

5. Eliminate federal agencies like the FDA, EPA, NOAA, and more (pg. 363-417)

6. Mass deportation of immigrants and incarceration in "camps" (pg. 133)

7. End birthright citizenship (pg. 133)

8. Cut Social Security (pg. 691)

9. Cut Medicare (pg. 449)

10. Eliminate the Department of Education (pg. 319)

11. Teach Christian religious beliefs in public schools (pg. 319)

12. Use public, taxpayer money for private religious schools (pg. 319)

13. End the Affordable Care Act (pg. 449)

14. Ban contraceptives (pg. 449)

15. Additional tax breaks for corporations and the 1% (pg. 691)

16. End civil rights & DEI protections in government (pg. 545-581)

17. Ban African American and gender studies in all levels of education (pg. 319)

18. End climate protections: (pg. 417)

19. Increase Arctic drilling (pg. 363)

20. Deregulate big business and the oil industry (pg. 363)

Not to increase anxiety, but I found this buried on Reddit. From six months ago. very good thing to have in your pocket so you are prepared

[liberalsarecool]

The shittiest Republicans of all time are given maximum influence in MAGA politics.

Stephen Miller is unelected pure poison.

[mysharona1987]

[saywhat-politics]

BREAKING: Donald Trump's top advisor Stephen Miller has a fascist meltdown after ICE officers are denied entry into a literal elementary school amidst MAGA mass deportations.

This is a cartoonishly evil rant from a heartless monster...

"ICE agents denied entry to a Southside elementary school in the Chicago public school system and they're saying that they followed protocols, principal says, and did not allow the agents inside. Are you aware of that situation?" a Fox News host asked Miller. "And is that something that is acceptable? We've heard talk about schools and churches as sanctuary spots."

"There's not sanctuary for criminal aliens in this country nor is there a sanctuary for child trafficking, for child smuggling, or for child endangerment," said Miller, defending the idea of raiding schools.

"ICE officers will take the actions necessary to protect the lives and safety of our children and to identify individuals who are involved in the smuggling and trafficking of our children," he went on.

"In order to conduct these investigations, in order to protect the safety and security of children all across America, federal law enforcement needs unrestricted access to conduct basic investigations," he added.

Of course, these raids have absolutely nothing to do with protecting children. They're designed to terrorize migrants and satiate the racist MAGA base.

Forcing armed, jackbooted agents into elementary schools accomplishes nothing beyond traumatizing innocent children. But since they're predominantly children of color, Stephen Miller couldn't care less — in fact he loves it.

[allhailthe70shousewife]

This is satisfying.

[fromkenari]

The Trump Administration is using Signal Messenger to discuss highly classified information and intelligence, and they are using it in prohibited ways because all conversations like this are meant to be preserved for records. However, national security advisor Michael Waltz set them to delete in two or four weeks.

Other Trump Administration officials in the chat were Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth, Director of the CIA John Ratcliffe, Brian McCormack, who is a senior advisor on the National Security Council, and deputy White House chief of staff Stephen Miller.

Michael Waltz also somehow managed to invite the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, who thought it was a disinformation campaign for days until the account for Pete Hegseth gave detailed information about plans to bomb Houthis in Yemen at 1:45 pm Eastern time on March 15th (which was two hours from the time the message was sent). When the journalist saw reports of bombings in Yemen at 1:55 pm that day, he immediately removed himself from the chat. He contacted the offices of many of the officials in the chat, and it was confirmed that the Signal Messenger group was real.

Yes, this is all kinds of illegal and not okay because you remember how much Donald Trump wanted Hillary Clinton jailed for having a private email server. They are using a publicly available app to discuss war plans.

[aunti-christ-ine]

BTW:

Stephen Miller = DonOld tRUmp's longtime master brainwasher.

The RU in tRUmp stands for RUssia.

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

They told her she was just spending the night in Miami.

No warning. No lawyer. No time to pack. Just steel cuffs wrapped around her wrists, cinched tight across her chest, chained to a waist belt so snug she couldn’t breathe. A bus with no food, no water, no bathroom—just a puddle of piss soaking the floor. The guards told her to go ahead and urinate where she sat. She did.

Then they pushed her into Krome.

Krome, the Miami processing center where men with criminal records are supposed to be held—not immigrant women with no charges, no convictions, no voice. Krome, where she and 26 others were stuffed “like sardines in a jar,” forced to sleep on concrete, offered one three-minute shower in four days, and told by guards to pretend to have a seizure if they wanted medicine. One woman actually had a seizure. They came for her. The rest they ignored.

Three people are now dead in ICE custody. Three. In just over a month. Genry Ruiz-Guillen, 29, from Honduras, died January 23. Serawit Gezahegn Dejene, 45, from Ethiopia, died January 29. Maksym Chernyak, 44, from Ukraine, died February 20.

No convictions. No due process. No protection. Just death under fluorescent lights.

And while the bodies pile up, the architects of this system are laughing.

THE ARCHITECTS OF SUFFERING

Tom Homan—now officially Trump’s Border Czar—is no longer just shouting from Fox News panels. He’s in charge. And he’s promising “deportations every day,” vowing to expel millions. He’s pushing to build new detention camps on military bases and at Guantanamo Bay, to outsource incarceration to local jails, and to lower federal detention standards across the board. He wants to hand over human lives to any sheriff with a cage and a budget. This isn’t law enforcement—it’s a national purge.

Kristi Noem is no longer the governor of South Dakota. She’s been promoted to Secretary of Homeland Security, overseeing ICE, CBP, and FEMA. She’s already begun reshaping disaster policy and immigration enforcement with the cold efficiency of someone who never cared about the human cost. She’s toured detention centers abroad and proposed funneling more power and funding into the machine that’s already killing people. This is the woman now in charge of protecting the homeland—and she’s treating it like a battlefield.

And Stephen Miller—the alabaster goblin behind Trump’s first wave of xenophobic terror—is back inside the West Wing as Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Homeland Security Advisor. He is not hiding. He is not softening. He is laying the groundwork for mass deportations, family separations, and the total militarization of immigration enforcement. Miller’s strategy is simple: flood the system, break it, and make cruelty look like order.

This isn’t mismanagement. This isn’t politics. This is state-sanctioned human suffering.

ICE has 46,269 people in custody—far above its legal bed count of 41,500. Congress just rewarded them with another $430 million. Detention centers are overflowing. Guards are whispering, “It shouldn’t be like this.” But they keep turning the key. They keep locking the doors.

Because this system wasn’t designed to rehabilitate. It wasn’t designed to deter. It was designed to break people.

And it’s working.

CORPORATE PROFITEERS OF THE GULAG

Akima Infrastructure Protection—remember that name. That’s the private contractor running Krome under a $685 million federal contract. Your tax dollars. Your country. Your name on the invoice. And Akima didn’t just ignore the reports of overcrowding, abuse, and death—they didn’t even respond. Because they don’t have to. In America’s immigration gulag system, accountability is optional, profits are mandatory.

Akima isn’t alone. The privatized detention racket is a booming business. The worse the conditions, the higher the margins. More detainees equals more beds, more guards, more federal payouts. These aren’t just prison contractors—they’re war profiteers in a domestic war against the poor, the brown, the undocumented, and the disposable.

And while three human beings die in government cages in thirty goddamn days, ICE puts out a statement saying they can’t verify the abuse without the women’s names. That’s like watching a house burn down and saying you can’t help unless the flames file a formal request.

What ICE really means is this: unless you hand us their names, we can’t retaliate.

FEAR, SILENCE, AND THE NEW AMERICAN NIGHTMARE

These women are afraid to speak because they know what happens to people who tell the truth in a system built to erase them. Their fear isn’t paranoia. It’s wisdom. Because in Trump’s America, the immigration system is no longer civil. It’s punitive, predatory, and lethal.

And while this slow-motion horror show unfolds behind steel bars and security checkpoints, the rest of the country scrolls past it—too tired, too numb, too wrapped in talking points to see what’s right in front of them:

The United States is running concentration camps again.

Not in secret. Not in shadows. In Miami. In Arizona. In Texas. With full congressional funding. With bipartisan indifference. With the open approval of a political movement that cheers cruelty like it’s patriotism.

And unless we name it, scream it, and rage against it, it’s only going to get worse.

Because this administration has made it clear: they don’t want to fix the system. They want to break more people. Faster. Cheaper. Louder.

And if that means more body bags? So be it. To them, that’s not a failure.

It’s the plan working exactly as intended.

WHAT THE HELL DO WE DO?

We stop pretending this is normal. We stop calling it a “broken system” and start calling it what it is: a weapon.

We hold the names. We name the dead. We say Genry. Serawit. Maksym. Not as footnotes, but as proof that silence is complicity.

We pressure Congress to defund ICE, to end private detention contracts, to shut down Krome and every facility like it. We demand independent investigations, criminal accountability, and media that covers these stories like lives are on the line—because they are.

We support immigrant-led organizations. We raise hell at town halls. We show up with signs, with lawsuits, with cameras, with righteous fury. We flood their offices. We write until our fingers bleed. We organize, we protest, we resist.

And if you’re in a position of power—if you’re a staffer, an attorney, a journalist, a human being with a platform—you use it. This is not a drill. This is not a moment to stay neutral.

The machine is killing people. The people running it are proud of that. And history will not forgive anyone who stood by and watched.

Raise your voice. Wreck their silence. And don’t stop until the cages are empty.

[Bill Adkins]

[makingdonalddrumpfagain]

[mannyblacque]

Looking at trump's picks for his cabinet:

[megalynnan]

US citizens!

Please call your representatives and ask them to appose any recess appointments for this coming administration.

The tldr is trump wants to get his cabinet members in without congressional approval so he wants approval for recess appointments which circumvent the normal vetting process. It's a process for when there is a sudden vacancy that needs to be immediately filed during a congressional recess....not for your entire cabinet straight out of the gate.

Our favorite con man is also not following through on legal requirements to help transition power (shocking I know).

But we can voice our opinions to our representatives that we want congressional approval on cabinet members.

Here is a link to fund your congress people:

And i get not wanting to make a phone call. Beleive me. But it's not that bad.

You say: hi my name is ____ I am a constituent of senator/representative ______ and I am calling because president elect trump is seeking to make cabinet picks with recess appointments, I strongly oppose this and feel the next administration should have the same process as the previous one, including congressional approval. Thank you.

[kittenintheden]

went on a late-night rant in the stories and it ended up being kind of a banger so I thought I'd repost here because. yeah.

[ALT TEXT:

IMAGE 1 - "A tweet by user @/Acyn featuring a screenshot of Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller on FOX News. The tweet quotes him as saying: "MILLER: It's so preventable. As President Trump said today, over the past four years the FAA and air-traffic control under Joe Biden have been dedicated to a mission not of public safety and not of safe aviation but of diversity, equity, and inclusion." Overlayed, I have placed a card with my commentary that reads, "Can you not see. Can you not see what they're doing yet."

IMAGE 2 - The following are all cards of text where I share my thoughts. This card reads, "DEI is their catch-all for 'anyone who isn't like us.' They are using it to blame EVERYTHING they do, everything wrong or bad, on anyone. who. is. not. like. them."

IMAGE 3 - Card reads, "DEI is becoming the curse word that means anyone who isn't white, straight, non-disabled, wealthy, cisgender, and a man. That NONE of those people belong unless they've married into the cult, literally or figuratively."

IMAGE 4 - Card reads, "This is where a very dark period in our nation begins. And we can make it a short period or a long one. That's on us. All of us."

IMAGE 5 - Card reads, "To be clear and less poetic, we are about to see a cultural shift to resegregate our nation, force (white) women back into the home, and persecute queer/trans folk."

IMAGE 6 - Card reads, "History has shown us these patterns again, and again, and AGAIN. Which means we have the knowledge and time to push back. To refuse to let it take hold in our communities. We will NOT let white supremacy prevail. We will NOT stand by while our neighbors are harmed."

IMAGE 7 - Final card reads, "This time, we will BE BRAVE."

end ALT text]

[porterdavis]