Stephen Miller laughs off CNN’s ‘dumb question’ about ICE racial profiling

Stephen Miller, the head of the White House, laughed at a harsh interview with CNN on Monday, and laughed at the question he called the “stupid question” about the allegation of racial profiles in migration raids.

Miller spoke about presenter Boris Sanchez and President Donald Trump’s plan to send national guard troops to Illinois to protect US immigration and customs conservation (ICE) facilities.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker criticized the decision, described it as the “invasion of the Trump administration, and accused Ice agents of harassing people only based on their races.

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“[I]According to the framework of Pritzker’s framework, you make the profile of the Brown people and this migration raid was designed to pursue black people? San Sanchez asked.

Miller laughed, “Oh, what a stupid question.” “The illegal aliens here take their jobs of blacks. They take away the work of the whites. Latin takes their jobs. They take away their health aids.

Sanchez, “So this is definitely not no, Stephen,” he replied. “Can you clearly express your migration policies?”

“I said it was a stupid question.” Miller cut his word. “Okay, no, and it was a stupid question.”

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White House Deputy Chief of General Staff Stephen Miller denied that ICE agents had issued the racial profile of the suspects. (Jonathan Ernst/Reuters)

Another part of the interview, Sanchez opposed Miller’s describing Ice protesters as “terrorist”.

“Isn’t it exaggerated to call them a terrorist?” Sanchez asked.

Miller, “No. In fact, I underestimate the seriousness of the situation,” he said. “What was a more central issue than turning the border occupation in 2024? And since the day we arrived, ICE officers have been subjected to an uninterrupted physical violence and harassment campaign every day, especially outside the Portland field office.”

He added, “they come. They’re gathering. They fight. They’re trying to prevent the movement. They’re physically attacking. For what purpose? Because we’ve made a choice.

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President Donald Trump’s decision to deploy the national guard troops came after the unrest for weeks between civil servants, ICE agents and protesters. (Dominic Gwinn/Getty Images)

Sanchez also asked Miller if there was concern about “what a noisy show means” about the future democratic president to send the national guard troops to the red states in the future.

“They publish photos of their children because it is a show.” Miller responded sarcasticly. “There is a sniper on the top of the building, because because this is a show, they open fire on an ICE plant with a high -caliber rifle, and because this is a demonstration, they carry out the attack attacks.”

Fox News Digital reached the CNN and the White House to get a comment.

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Miller often clashed with CNN announcers about the policies of the Trump administration. In May, Pamela Brown from CNN attacked what he called “lazy assumptions” about Trump’s executive authority.