Rusty Shackleford

Kilmeade: Where do you stand on the Dignity Act? Stephen Miller: "You know that this administration opposes amnesty… but I want to reframe this whole conversation… We want to have high-value migration, not low-value migration." "This old Washington conversation about amnesty is missing the whole point—the real conversation is how do we have an immigration policy that makes America stronger and more unified, not weaker and more divided." We need to be stronger to "win all these civilizational struggles against [our] adversaries around the world," Miller says, seemingly alluding to the war with Iran. Note, • Miller doesn't say explicitly the White House is against the bill. • Press Sec. Leavitt was asked about it earlier this week and didn't give a position either. • Kilmeade said a week ago that it was Trump himself who told him he wants an amnesty in the form of "long-term work visas." • Trump's insistence on giving amnesty to illegal immigrant farm and hotel workers fits into Miller's "reframing."

Believe me. It’s not his ‘prayer’ at the temple that’s helping him land a job. It’s that he’s willing to work for well below market plus endless indian nepotism.

親愛なる日本へ、この人はナイジェリア人で、犯罪歴はなく、分断を招くような政治活動にも関わっておらず、薬物も使用せず、健康維持に努め、誰にも迷惑をかけていません。 ただ食べて、踊って、いつも幸せそうで、周りの人にも幸せを分け与えているだけなのに、実際の犯罪者や小児性愛者よりも多くの憎悪を受けています。