Stephen Miller
Timeline
| 2016.06.27 | How Stephen Miller went from obscure Capitol Hill staffer to Donald Trump’s warm-up act—and intellectual architect politico.com |
| 2017.01.26 | Trump’s executive orders, drawn up without consulting his Cabinet or legal experts, leave government agencies in the dark, Republican leaders scrambling to catch up, and policy experts wondering if some of them are even legal. vanityfair.com (See also First 100 Days, James Mattis, Department of Defense, Mike Pompeo, Central Intelligence Agency, Keystone XL Pipeline, Sanctuary Cities, Mexico Wall, Steve Bannon, Unprecedented Actions) Initiatives are largely being churned out without proper review and the strategy could backfire. David Vladeck, a law professor at Georgetown University and a former official at the Federal Trade Commission, told Politico. “A government by edict is not a sustainable idea.” |
| 2017.02.08 | How White House advisor Stephen Miller went from pestering Hispanic students to designing Trump's immigration policy. univision.com |
| 2017.02.12 | Policy advisor Stephen Miller advances false claims about voter fraud and says White House will fight for Muslim immigration ban. washingtonpost.com (See also Assaults on Facts, False Statements, First 100 Days, Muslim Immigration Ban, Voter Fraud) |
| 2017.02.12 | Top Trump aide Stephen Miller spreads voter-fraud claims that have been repeatedly found to be exaggerated or false. washingtonpost.com (See also First 100 Days, Voter Fraud, False Statements) |
| 2017.08.02 | Trump endorsed a new bill in the Senate aimed at slashing legal immigration levels which would represent a profound change to U.S. immigration policies that have been in place for half a century, favoring people that speak English, and slashing the number of green cards awarded from 1 million to 500,000. washingtonpost.com (See also Immigration, Nationalism) |
| 2017.09.25 | At least six of Donald Trump’s closest advisers used private email addresses to discuss White House matters, including Jared Kushner, Stephen K. Bannon, Reince Priebus, Gary Cohn, Stephen Miller, and Ivanka Trump. nytimes.com (See also Hypocrisy, Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trump, Steve Bannon, Reince Priebus) |
| 2017.12.23 | According to six officials, Donald Trump said to his advisers in the Oval Office that 15,000 visitors from Haiti "all have AIDS" and that once the 40,000 visitors from Nigera see the United States, they would never "go back to their huts" in Africa. nytimes.com (See also Racism, Belief in Conspiracy Theories, Immigration, Rex Tillerson, John Kelly, Nationalism) |