Stephen Miller Slams Senator Van Hollen for Meeting with Alleged MS-13 Member
New York PostApril 18, 20252 min5,857 views
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- 💡 Stephen Miller expresses extreme dismay regarding Senator Chris Van Hollen's meeting with Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an individual deported from the U.S. and documented as a member of MS-13, a violent criminal organization designated as a foreign terrorist organization.
- 🎯 Miller criticizes the Senator for allegedly prioritizing an undocumented immigrant implicated in human smuggling and trafficking over his own constituents.
Contrast with Constituent Tragedies
- 💔 Miller highlights the cases of Rachel Morren, who was brutally raped and murdered, and Kayla Hamilton, a young girl who suffered a similar fate, both victims of undocumented immigrants.
- ⚠️ He points out that Senator Van Hollen offered no sympathy or concern to these families, contrasting sharply with his engagement with the alleged gang member.
Broader Immigration Concerns
- 📈 Miller connects the Senator's actions to larger issues of mass migration, including the influx of fentanyl contributing to constituent deaths and the strain on public services like education and healthcare in the Senator's state.
- 🚫 He argues that the Senator's focus is misplaced, showing concern for a member of a foreign terrorist organization rather than for the safety and well-being of American citizens and constituents affected by immigration policies.
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