Donald Trump’s team is dead-set on bringing accountability back to Washington, D.C.
They aren’t afraid to reveal disturbing truths.
And top Trump sledgehammer Stephen Miller just hit Joe Biden with bad news over these shocking accusations.
Miller calls out criminal trafficking of children
White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller appeared on Fox News with a jaw-dropping accusation against the former Biden-Harris administration.
Miller charged that Biden officials engaged in activities that would land ordinary citizens in prison for years.
“In fact, you would do significant jail time, particularly under the policies of this administration,” Miller explained during his Fox News appearance.
The Trump administration official didn’t hold back when describing the magnitude of the alleged crimes committed by the previous administration.
“By the same token, if you as an American citizen, put, say, a child into the back of a truck and drive them across state lines, you’ll be prosecuted for child trafficking,” Miller stated forcefully.
“The Biden administration itself, the actual government of the United States, trafficked 500,000 children into this country and helped them to disappear. That is criminal.”
🚨🇺🇸STEPHEN MILLER: BIDEN ADMIN TRAFFICKED 500,000 CHILDREN INTO THE U.S.
“If you put a child in a truck and cross state lines, you’d be charged with trafficking.
The Biden administration trafficked 500,000 children and helped them disappear.
That is criminal.
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This shocking revelation comes after the Department of Health and Human Services has struggled to account for thousands of unaccompanied minors who were released to sponsors but have since become unreachable.
Trump preparing aggressive executive action against sanctuary cities
Miller didn’t stop at exposing the child trafficking scandal. He also revealed that President Trump is preparing to take unprecedented action against sanctuary jurisdictions that have been shielding illegal immigrants from federal authorities.
“President Trump, as we speak, is working on an executive order that will be issued in the very near future that will clamp down and crack down on sanctuary cities as never before,” Miller announced.
The planned executive order is reportedly being drafted to impose severe consequences on jurisdictions that refuse to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Miller called these sanctuary policies “a cancer on our democracy” that directly threatens national sovereignty.
“This is a cancer on our democracy — the effort of the radical left to shield even the most violent illegal aliens from enforcement,” he declared. “President Trump will be soon taking action. They’ll be more robust and more aggressive than anything done in this area before.”
Miller reminds Americans these policies are already illegal
The Trump official pointed out that current laws already prohibit the actions being taken by sanctuary cities and states across the country.
“Back to the point about sanctuary states and sanctuary cities — there are laws against harboring, there are laws against evading authorities, there are laws against smuggling, laws against concealing, laws against obstructing justice,” Miller explained.
This suggests the Trump administration may be preparing to enforce existing statutes more aggressively rather than just creating new regulations.
The forthcoming order could potentially restrict federal funding for localities that continue to defy federal immigration law and harbor illegal immigrants.
Miller’s explosive allegations highlight the stark contrast between the Trump administration’s tough stance on illegal immigration and the previous administration’s lenient policies that led to record numbers of border crossings.
The current administration appears determined to hold accountable both the jurisdictions enabling illegal immigration and the officials who allowed it to flourish under the previous administration.
With the executive order expected to be released soon, sanctuary cities may soon face their day of reckoning as President Trump moves to fulfill his campaign promises on immigration enforcement.
