Stephen Miller
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2026 Events (1)
Rubio convened a State Department summit of 66 nations framing 'far-left' political dissent as a transnational terrorist threat
On July 16, 2026, Secretary of State Marco Rubio hosted delegations from 66 countries in Washington for a State Department summit on what the Trump administration calls a global resurgence of "far-left political terrorism." Rubio and White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller told the assembled diplomats that leftist and Antifa networks operate across borders and require an international counterterrorism response, with Miller characterizing leftists broadly as motivated by "envy" and "hatred," and the State Department separately announced new visa restrictions targeting "Far-Left Terrorist and other aligned groups" the same day. Civil-liberties groups warned the gathering internationalizes a domestic framework already used to bring terrorism-linked charges against protesters.
2025 Events (2)
White House adviser Stephen Miller called for firing of CBS '60 Minutes' producers over spiked CECOT segment
On December 23, 2025, White House senior adviser Stephen Miller told Fox News that the "60 Minutes" producers who had internally objected to CBS pulling a segment on deported migrants' torture accounts at El Salvador's CECOT prison should be fired, saying "Every one of those producers at 60 Minutes engaged in this revolt — fire them. Clean house." CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss had pulled the segment, "Inside CECOT," three hours before its scheduled broadcast; correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi wrote to colleagues that the story was factually correct and lawyer-cleared, and that pulling it was "not an editorial decision, it is a political one."
Stephen Miller held up to $250,000 in stock in ICE contractor Palantir while directing the deportation buildup
Stephen Miller, White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and homeland security advisor, disclosed on June 24, 2025 holding between $100,001 and $250,000 in stock in Palantir Technologies, an ICE contractor, according to a POGO investigation. The stock was acquired after his first Trump term and held in a child's brokerage account, which does not exempt it under federal conflict-of-interest law.