Lindsey Graham Ominously Sums Up Trump’s Loyalty To Stephen Miller
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The South Carolina senator gave GOP critics of Miller a lot to think about.
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Tuesday warned naysayers of Stephen Miller that President Donald Trump’s loyalty to his prominent adviser is air-tight. (Watch the video below.)
Criticism of Miller within the Republican Party has increased as outrage festers over the dubious government shootings of two protesters demonstrating in Minneapolis against Trump’s deployment of federal officers to round up immigrants.
Miller is considered one of the architects of Trump’s crackdown, and he’s taking the heat for it.
“As to Stephen Miller, to my colleagues who believe that you can convince Donald Trump that Stephen Miller is a liability for him, good luck with that,” Graham said on the “Hannity” Fox News show. “When this clock strikes 12 on the Trump era, there will be a few people walking out the door with Donald Trump. Stephen Miller will be in that group. So I want everybody to know on the Republican side that Stephen Miller is not the problem. Sanctuary cities is the problem.”
Some Republican lawmakers have recently called out Miller by name.
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The conservative political commentator also argued that the Trump administration didn't realize how complex the immigration issue would be.
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