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Stephen Miller Slams Democrats After Minneapolis Immigration Shooting

1/25/2026

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White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller criticized Democrats' stance on federal immigration agents in Minnesota, calling them 'terrorists' supporters.
The shooting occurred during a Minneapolis federal operation, and Miller claimed the 37-year-old man tried to attack agents.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz noted the man had a lawful permit to carry.
Attorney General Pam Bondi condemned officials not enforcing immigration laws, saying sanctuary policies increase violence against agents.

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White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller criticized Democrats' stance on federal immigration agents in Minnesota, calling them 'terrorists' supporters.
The shooting occurred during a Minneapolis federal operation, and Miller claimed the 37-year-old man tried to attack agents.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz noted the man had a lawful permit to carry.
Attorney General Pam Bondi condemned officials not enforcing immigration laws, saying sanctuary policies increase violence against agents.