Donald Trump advisor Stephen Miller was raked over the coals on MS NOW on Monday morning after “Morning Joe” co-host Joe Scarborough shared a New York Times report about small children being left behind as their parents are abducted and deported by ICE.
To make his point, he held up the paper which showed a photo of a two-year-old child named Jorge, whose mother was grabbed and shipped out of the country in error.
Discussing Donald Trump’s cratering popularity, Scarborough suggested Miller is contributing to the president’s collapse, even among Republicans, over Miller’s heartless round-up of immigrants which has infuriated communities.
“What is serious, though, is this New York Times, you actually have children, children being left alone without their parents,” he explained as he held up a physical copy of the Times.
“Because you have the administration so obsessed on reaching their numbers,” he added before accusing, “And Stephen Miller thinks this is a good idea. This is Stephen Miller, thinks this is a good idea and Donald Trump lets it happen. Can we zoom in on this picture, please? Donald Trump lets this happen. Where children, here’s a two-year-old who are (sic) left without their parents because they’re trying to meet quotas that we said from the beginning, and we’ll say it again, quotas that will never, ever be met.”
Tossing aside the paper, he added, “This is America in 2025.”
“It’s that image and that headline why Donald Trump’s numbers on immigration are so underwater,” a disgusted Jonathan Lemire contributed. “This was supposed to be a signature issue. Americans are saying that’s too much. Outside, maybe that thrills the hardest core faction of his base, but we know that the numbers they set out, the millions they want deported are not going to happen. And that though Americans, you know, in 2024 showed this, they want the southern border to be managed better.”
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