Stephen Miller, the well-known architect of President Donald Trump’s most severe immigration policies, has seemingly retreated from the public eye after a disastrous immigration crackdown led to the deaths of two American citizens. This isn’t just a quiet period; it looks like a deliberate move to step back from the spotlight following a national outcry and a major policy misstep.
According to The Daily Beast, the crackdown, which culminated in the tragic deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, both 37, at the hands of federal agents in Minnesota, sparked widespread outrage. Miller, who serves as deputy chief of staff for policy and homeland security adviser, faced immediate scrutiny.
