CNN's Jake Tapper TORCHED by Stephen Miller (Trump Advisor) on Live TV
February 12, 2025
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as posted by the channelMark Levin breaks down a heated exchange between Stephen Miller and Jake Tapper on CNN over immigration, labor, and the U.S. economy as the Trump administration begins mass deportations. Tapper tries to cite a Department of Agriculture report that says 42% of crop workers were undocumented immigrants, but Miller brings the facts to debunk Tapper's misleading claims. He points out that only 1% of immigrant workers in America work in agriculture. Most of them are flooding big cities like Los Angeles and New York City and collecting welfare at the taxpayer's expense. And, most of those immigrant crop workers are here on work visas, a program that Donald Trump supports. As usual, Democrats are more concerned with having an underclass of immigrants to do the jobs they don't want to do, rather than the horrific crimes that criminal aliens commit once they get across the border.
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