- United States
- Wisc.
- Letter
I am writing as your constituent to urge you to demand the immediate resignation of Stephen Miller from his position as deputy chief of staff for policy. Miller’s unchecked influence over administration policy represents a clear and present danger to our national security and democratic institutions.
As an unelected White House aide, Miller wields extraordinary power without congressional oversight or public accountability. His extremist policy agenda has escalated dangerous ICE operations that have resulted in the deaths of American citizens, including the recent killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. This violence against our own people is the direct consequence of Miller’s anti-immigrant crusade and his calls to eliminate due process protections—a fundamental constitutional safeguard that protects all Americans.
Beyond our borders, Miller has advanced reckless imperialist policies that destabilize international relations and threaten global security. He has authorized extrajudicial drone strikes against Venezuelan vessels and advocated for military seizure of Greenland—actions that undermine our diplomatic standing and push us toward unnecessary conflicts. These aggressive foreign policy positions, driven by one unelected extremist, jeopardize our alliances and our troops.
Miller’s documented history of promoting white supremacist ideology, orchestrating family separations, and spreading disinformation about both immigrants and American citizens demonstrates unfitness for any government position. His influence has transformed policy into persecution and endangered both our civil liberties and our international security.
Congress has a constitutional duty to check executive overreach. I urge you to publicly demand Stephen Miller’s immediate resignation and to use every available tool to ensure this dangerous operative is removed from power. Our national security depends on decisive congressional action.
Will you commit to calling for Miller’s resignation?
Thank you.