Human Rights

Stephen Miller Laughably Calls for Biden Administration to Be Tried for ‘Crimes Against Humanity’

Sit. The Hell. Down.

The guy who wrote Trump’s inaugural speech, which painted America as a wasteland of criminal immigrants and lazy, selfish liberals, wants Biden officials tried for “crimes against humanity.”

That’s what the noted white nationalist said during an interview on Fox News Primetime, just after he laughed off the subpoena issued to him to appear before the House Committee investigating the events of January 6.

And what does he think the current administration should be tried over? Their handling of migrants at the US–Mexico border. That’s right, the guy who was caught on a phone call telling Trump donors that the Muslim ban was meant to be permanent, and who essentially authored the zero-tolerance policy at the Mexican border himself, thinks that Biden is committing crimes against humanity there:

What they are doing is morally unforgivable and I hope every person involved in this will be brought and hauled before Congress if Republicans take back the majority, to answer for their crimes against humanity.

That’s rich. Stephen is the guy whose leaked emails showed him pushing disgusting and racist conspiracies to a Breitbart News reporter before his time as a Trump advisor. He has tried again and again to link immigration to rising crime rates, something that’s been debunked a million times.

He’s even promoted the writings of Jared Taylor, a white supremacist who believes that Black people have higher levels of testosterone and are therefore more predisposed to commit crimes than white people.

Stephen Miller pushed the window of what was acceptable to say about immigrants and race so far to the right during his time at Trump’s side that he makes Trump himself sound like a saint.

And if you wondered just how racist the previous administration was, consider how high the turnover rate was among advisors and staffers and aides in the Trump White House.

Stephen Miller was there the whole time, from day one.

Watch the ridiculous segment here:

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