Stephen Miller's Thanksgiving Thanks Has Critics Scratching Their Heads
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Miller, the architect of President Donald Trump’s hardline immigration crackdown, was asked by Fox News’ Jesse Watters what he’s thankful for this Thanksgiving.
“You asked me what I’m thankful for this Thanksgiving,” Miller said, raising his voice. “I praise God every day that Donald Trump is our president and we’ve gone from 30% inflation, 20 million illegals, unlimited refugees, violent crime in our cities to security in our cities, no more illegals, no more refugees and finally a country that puts American citizens first.”
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Critics quickly questioned Miller’s rhetoric, especially the 30% inflation claim.
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