NYT v Stephen Miller

Stephen Miller is portrayed as a fiercely loyal and effective advocate for immigration enforcement within the Trump administration.

Contrary to a New York Times hit piece by Jason Zengerle labeling him as "ruthless" and attempting to undermine him, Miller’s policies closely align with what Trump promised voters and what the majority of Americans want—mass deportation and stricter immigration control.

Miller confronted ICE officials for insufficient enforcement and pushed for broader actions such as raids at common day labor spots, with poll data showing 60% of Americans support such measures.

Despite media portrayals, Miller wields significant influence over Homeland Security and Justice Departments, unlike ineffective appointees like Kristi Noem and Pam Bondi.

Ann Coulter criticizes the media's double standard by comparing Miller’s exercise of power to the unelected Biden officials who orchestrated mass criminal releases. This segment highlights how Miller is fulfilling the Trump agenda against strong internal and external opposition.

• The New York Times sets the tone for liberal media in America and influences other left-wing outlets.
• A single article there can start narratives repeated widely across liberal media platforms.

• Stephen Miller is a loyal aide pushing Trump's popular agenda, not an independent radical.
• The New York Times tries to get him fired by suggesting his agenda might hurt Trump's feelings.