Stephen Miller

Has a new focus when it comes to President Trump's immigration strategy.

Recently, Miller joined Vice President Vance in Washington to hold an event to detail the administration's efforts to crack down on immigrants who were abusing public benefits and allegedly committing fraud.

Miller has long tried to establish a link between immigrants and fraud, but there was a legitimate case of fraud in Minnesota that presented an ideal opportunity to ramp up these attacks.

However, the Anti-Fraud Task Force is also just one piece of a much broader effort that Stephen Miller is pursuing to make the lives of immigrants without legal status so uncomfortable that they end up leaving the country voluntarily.

But here's the good news, Laura, as cowardly, as horrendous as the Supreme Court ruling was, as poorly as it reflects on John Roberts's court and the continued torturing of our statutes and our constitution, here's the good news.

The court also affirmed the president has the authority

under section 301 section 232 section 122 section 338 and many other provisions of federal law that the president can levy tariffs on foreign nations so his program will not only be fully reconstituted but it will be expanded at one more point laura

The Supreme Court also affirmed that under IEPA, the president has authority to restrict, impede, deny, license, or even fully embargo any foreign trade.

So the net result of all this is we're gonna keep and grow the tariffs to bring back American manufacturing, which keeps prices low by incentivizing products to be made here in America.

But it also means that President Trump has even more tools when it comes to dealing with foreign countries that undermine our security.

One of the good examples, how is it that baby in your belly right now doesn't get rejected by you?

Because that baby has half Steven's genes.

Well, not more.

It's equal.

J.B.

Pritzker, though, is pretty happy because he thinks now the federal government should return $1,700 per Illinois family because the tariffs were struck down.

In Stephen Miller's view, which was he was articulating a foreign policy view, but I think it can be applied to government, the bureaucracy, the administrative state, was he basically just said... You can talk all you want about international niceties and everything else, but we live in a world, in the real world, Jake, that is governed by...

strength that is governed by force that is governed by power.

These are the iron laws of the world that have existed since the beginning of time.

Called you a loser, I believe.