Stephen Miller's Latest Plans/ News November 20, 2023

Chapters:

[0000]() Stephen Miller's plans for a harsher immigration policy

- Nikki Haley's role in Trump's cabinet explained

- Trump's plan to use military to build tent cities for migrants, endorsed by Texas Governor Greg Abbott

[0416]() Stephen Miller's plans for massive immigration sweeps and deconstruction of administrative processes

- Stephen Miller plans to conduct massive sweeps of undocumented workers with the help of ICE, National Guard, and law enforcement, as part of Project 2025.

- The plan includes implementing a variation of the 'Green Bay sweep' for immigration, aiming for quick and overwhelming deportations, described as a 'blitz', reminiscent of Nazi invasions.

[1242]() Stephen Miller and Steve Bannon have a vision for America that is as ugly as they are.

- They surround themselves with people who speak the language of fascism and are obedient to it.

- Trump plans to only surround himself with officials and advisers who won't try to rein in his nativist instincts.

[1642]() Stephen Miller's plans involve a 'Muslim ban' and handling homelessness with 'Urban camps'

- Miller's 'Muslim ban' targets countries with large Muslim populations, extends beyond migrants and Muslims.

- Trump and Miller plan to address homelessness by creating 'tent cities' offering food, drug rehabilitation, and arrest for violators.

- In Miller's vision, people will have the option for rehabilitation, possibly involving free labor; those who don't wish to be rehabilitated will be 'disposed' of.

[2433]() Trump's new mass deportation plan mirrors Eisenhower's model, targeting undocumented immigrants and potentially affecting birthright citizens.

- The plan, called the Eisenhower model, involves deporting millions of Mexican immigrants who have been living in America for decades.

- Under this model, undocumented immigrants who have children who are citizens will be deported first, with the children being invited to file lawsuits for re-entry.

- There is a potential risk of accidentally deporting citizens, particularly children born in the U.S. to immigrant parents, which would lead to legal battles in courts.