Stephen Miller Talks About 'Cowardly' Tariffs Ruling Before Warning: 'Here's The Good News'
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The White House deputy chief of staff railed against the highest court in the country during an appearance on Fox News.
White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller decried the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down the “emergency” tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, claiming they restored U.S. manufacturing. He also warned that there are other ways for Trump to reinstate them.
“President Trump got elected in large part to bring back our supply chains, reshore our manufacturing base, bring back our jobs from overseas,” Miller told Fox News host Laura Ingraham on Friday. “Over the last year, his historic program of tariffs has done exactly that.”
“That’s why we’ve seen record job growth, record wage growth and record reshoring of vital manufacturing jobs ... President Trump has brought inflation down to 1.4%, an ideal benchmark rate according to economists,” Miller added.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported earlier this month that inflation is currently at 2.4%.
The Supreme Court upheld an essential separation of powers Friday with its historic 6-3 decision, which ruled that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) does not authorize the president to impose tariffs.
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