Stephen Miller outed as a White Supremacist

HumblePi said:

[h=1]Stephen Miller promoted white supremacist, anti-immigrant articles in private emails to Breitbart[/h]

A report by the Southern Poverty Law Center provides a window into Miller’s thinking on immigration.

Hundreds of private emails White House senior adviser Stephen Miller sent to a former Breitbart editor show that he recommended white nationalist websites and literature and upheld the 1920s Coolidge administration as a model for setting highly restrictive immigration policies, according to a new report by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

The SPLC’s report draws on more than 900 emails, about 80 percent of which touched on the issues of either immigration or race, that Miller exchanged with former Breitbart editor Katie McHugh from March 4, 2015, to June 27, 2016, while he was still an aide for then-US Sen. Jeff Sessions. They illuminate the philosophy guiding Miller, who is largely regarded as the architect of the Trump administration’s hardline immigration policy.

Stephen Miller promoted white supremacist, anti-immigrant articles in private emails to Breitbart - Vox
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The key policies of the White House that were specifically engineered by Stephen Miller were the Muslim Ban and the separation of immigrant children from their parents at the border. There's very little arguments that can be made that could deny the fact that Trump is a racist. Only a white supremacist would choose another white supremacist to be a top White House advisor on matters of immigration. Is it still okay for people on the right that we have a government whose policies are anti-American and racially prejudiced?

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HumblePi said:

[h=1]Stephen Miller promoted white supremacist, anti-immigrant articles in private emails to Breitbart[/h]

A report by the Southern Poverty Law Center provides a window into Miller’s thinking on immigration.

Hundreds of private emails White House senior adviser Stephen Miller sent to a former Breitbart editor show that he recommended white nationalist websites and literature and upheld the 1920s Coolidge administration as a model for setting highly restrictive immigration policies, according to a new report by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

The SPLC’s report draws on more than 900 emails, about 80 percent of which touched on the issues of either immigration or race, that Miller exchanged with former Breitbart editor Katie McHugh from March 4, 2015, to June 27, 2016, while he was still an aide for then-US Sen. Jeff Sessions. They illuminate the philosophy guiding Miller, who is largely regarded as the architect of the Trump administration’s hardline immigration policy.

Stephen Miller promoted white supremacist, anti-immigrant articles in private emails to Breitbart - Vox
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The key policies of the White House that were specifically engineered by Stephen Miller were the Muslim Ban and the separation of immigrant children from their parents at the border. There's very little arguments that can be made that could deny the fact that Trump is a racist. Only a white supremacist would choose another white supremacist to be a top White House advisor on matters of immigration. Is it still okay for people on the right that we have a government whose policies are anti-American and racially prejudiced?

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independentusa said:

That is not new and so is his boss.

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HumblePi said:

But previously, it was all 'hearsay' but his more than 900 emails prove it.

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joko104 said:

There was no Muslim ban. That is 1 of 1,001 Democratic Party lies.

It is not "anti-American" to oppose elimination of our national border and destruction of the United States as a nation. However, those are two goals of the fascist-progressive Democratic Party.

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HumblePi said:

[h=1]Stephen Miller promoted white supremacist, anti-immigrant articles in private emails to Breitbart[/h]

A report by the Southern Poverty Law Center provides a window into Miller’s thinking on immigration.

Hundreds of private emails White House senior adviser Stephen Miller sent to a former Breitbart editor show that he recommended white nationalist websites and literature and upheld the 1920s Coolidge administration as a model for setting highly restrictive immigration policies, according to a new report by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

The SPLC’s report draws on more than 900 emails, about 80 percent of which touched on the issues of either immigration or race, that Miller exchanged with former Breitbart editor Katie McHugh from March 4, 2015, to June 27, 2016, while he was still an aide for then-US Sen. Jeff Sessions. They illuminate the philosophy guiding Miller, who is largely regarded as the architect of the Trump administration’s hardline immigration policy.

Stephen Miller promoted white supremacist, anti-immigrant articles in private emails to Breitbart - Vox
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The key policies of the White House that were specifically engineered by Stephen Miller were the Muslim Ban and the separation of immigrant children from their parents at the border. There's very little arguments that can be made that could deny the fact that Trump is a racist. Only a white supremacist would choose another white supremacist to be a top White House advisor on matters of immigration. Is it still okay for people on the right that we have a government whose policies are anti-American and racially prejudiced?

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joko104 said:

There was no Muslim ban. That is 1 of 1,001 Democratic Party lies.

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joko104 said:

There was no Muslim ban. That is 1 of 1,001 Democratic Party lies.

It is not "anti-American" to oppose the elimination of our national border and destruction of the United States as a nation. However, those are two goals of the fascist-progressive Democratic Party.

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One of President Donald Trump's most controversial campaign promises was to establish a ban on Muslims entering the United States.

Whether that was the intention of a series of executive orders after he took office is widely debated. But it is clear that the orders impeded the entry of Muslims from some countries, though not from all parts of the world.

About a week after taking office, Trump signed an executive order temporarily suspending immigration from seven Muslim-majority nations and the U.S. refugee program. He indefinitely stopped the entry of Syrian refugees. Courts blocked the order's implementation after states sued alleging it violated constitutional religious liberties.

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