Stephen Miller just dropped a political sledgehammer on one of the biggest tyrannical governors in the United States, none other than Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and the rest of the sanctuary state club, and it’s about time someone said it out loud: federal law is not optional. During a straight-shooting interview on The Will Cain Show over on Fox News, Miller, the White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy, issued a not-so-subtle warning: if you’re a public official actively blocking federal immigration enforcement, you might want to lawyer up. We’re not talking a slap on the wrist here. We’re talking criminal charges, possibly even seditious conspiracy.
Now, let’s be clear about what Miller said. He wasn’t just throwing red meat to the conservative base. He laid out, step by step, how state and local officials, yes, that includes Pritzker and his band of open-border enthusiasts, could be hit with serious charges if they keep playing games with immigration law. Obstruction of justice? Check. Harboring illegal aliens? Absolutely. Interfering with federal officers? You better believe it. And if things escalate, we’re talking about conspiracy against the United States. You’d think these officials would take that seriously, but then again, we’re dealing with the same crew that calls ICE agents “racist” for doing their jobs.
The law is crystal clear. ICE has federal authority, and local jurisdictions don’t get to veto that because their woke city councils feel like it. Sanctuary policies like Illinois’ TRUST Act aren’t just misguided, they’re dangerous. They make it harder to deport criminal illegal aliens, and they turn cities like Chicago into lawless zones where violent offenders slip through the cracks. But rather than address that reality, Pritzker signed an executive order to form a commission that’ll “hold ICE accountable” for… what? Enforcing federal law?
Imagine the governor of a state creating a task force to investigate the FBI for arresting bank robbers. That’s basically what we’re dealing with here.
Stephen Miller made it clear: ICE agents have full federal immunity. If you interfere, obstruct, or lay a hand on them, you’re not a “hero” standing up for the downtrodden, you’re committing a felony. And if you’re doing it in coordination with other officials? That’s a criminal conspiracy. The DOJ isn’t going to sit on its hands while elected leaders treat immigration enforcement like an optional suggestion.
So, JB, maybe step outside your gold-plated mansion and take a walk through the streets of Chicago, where crime is exploding, thanks in no small part to the very policies you’re doubling down on. As DHS’s Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin put it, the city is being eaten alive by violence and lawlessness, and Pritzker is too busy grandstanding to notice.
If you’re wondering how deep this can go, look no further than Miller’s final message: the Department of Justice is watching. Keep crossing the line, and you’ll be seeing more than just bad press. You’ll be seeing a courtroom.
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