Rep. Garcia to Investigate Stephen Miller Because He Hates His Policies
Rep. Robert Garcia, who will chair the House Oversight Committee, appeared on CNN’s State of the Union earlier and discussed an investigation into Stephen Miller. Dana Bash asked him if he had information about Miller committing a crime.
Basically, Garcia said he plans to investigate Miller because he doesn’t like his policies or his stance on deportation. He claims the detention of people is unconstitutional, which of course it isn’t. Garcia also doesn’t like the Iran policy or his comments. None of that is illegal.
Dana Bash asked him, “Why are you going to investigate him? Do you think that he committed a crime?”
Garcia: “Well, what we think is that Stephen Miller is the architect of this horrific, unjust policy happening across the country in the way that we are treating folks. Stephen Miller called Alex Pretti, as we know, an assassin. The way that he is going around creating immigration policy that separates families, that is causing people harm, that’s creating a detention process where a few large companies are profiting. The unconstitutional detention of people, the way that folks are losing their due process rights, that has to be investigated.
“And we know that Stephen Miller has been an architect of that, and so what’s happening there?
“What’s happening in Iran? Stephen Miller is at the center of major policy decisions in the administration, so it deserves oversight and investigation. Oversight and investigation.
Bash: “Do you think anything that he did was criminal? That is what’s important.”
Garcia: “We believe he’s been at the center of actions that are unconstitutional, unjust, and possibly illegal, so we’re going to investigate that.”
They aren’t supposed to investigate to try to find a crime.
He is also going to investigate “the Trump crime family.” The only administration crime family was Joe Biden’s, and Democrats couldn’t have cared less. Because Conservatives called the corrupt Biden family a crime family, they had to project.
I wrote in another article that Erick Erickson wrote in his weekend article:
Members of Congress have been texting me, upset about this. They’re not big fans of Stephen Miller, and a lot of members of Congress who are on their way out the door blame their losses on Stephen Miller. The leadership in Congress also blames the losses on Stephen Miller, in large part because he handled the deportation process. Nobody objects to deportations, but the process was alienating to a lot of Americans, and Miller was the guy pushing that process. So people are very upset on Capitol Hill about this.
So that is probably how other RINOs think, too. They won’t lift a finger to stop this weaponization of government.
