1. United States
2. Ohio
3. Letter

I am writing to urge you to publicly call for the immediate removal of Stephen Miller from his position as deputy chief of staff. His tenure has created a domestic crisis that demands congressional oversight and action. Under Miller's direction, immigration enforcement operations have resulted in the deaths of two American citizens: Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti, both shot and killed by federal agents. These deaths occurred during raids conducted by masked immigration enforcement operatives deployed by Miller working with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and former Border Patrol commandant Gregory Bovino. Following Good's death, Miller appeared on Fox News encouraging ICE agents to have no fear of retribution, stating they have federal immunity in the conduct of their duties. This messaging preceded another avoidable death. Miller has transformed ICE into what functions as a secret police force, operating with minimal accountability. He has pushed for U.S. military operations in city streets, questioned habeas corpus protections for migrants, and reportedly authorized the use of sonic weaponry on protesters. These actions violate fundamental constitutional principles and have made our nation more divided and volatile. While addressing illegal immigration is a legitimate policy goal that voters supported, Miller has chosen to pursue what can only be described as a reign of terror rather than declare success. He has slandered American citizens killed by federal agents as domestic terrorists despite evidence to the contrary. His ruthless approach prioritizes power and cruelty over effective governance. I am asking you to use your position to demand Miller's immediate removal and to initiate congressional hearings into the deaths of Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti. Trust in federal law enforcement cannot be restored while Miller remains in power. The country cannot continue down this path. Your constituents deserve leadership that upholds constitutional protections and human dignity.