During a CNN interview on Monday, Stephen Miller offered an aggressive defense of the Trump administration’s recent map-scrambling moves in the Western hemisphere, including the capture of the deposed leader of Venezuela and resuming its threats to take over Greenland.
Miller, the deputy White House chief of staff and Homeland Security adviser, argued that under the “Trump doctrine,” the U.S. will use its military “unapologetically” to secure U.S. interests, which he said were synonymous with the the “future of the free world.”
