Governor Newsom’s Office Critiques Stephen Miller’s Comments

A recent post on social media highlighted that California Governor Gavin Newsom’s official news agency referred to Stephen Miller, Deputy Director under President Donald Trump, using derogatory language.

This exchange followed Miller’s criticism of Judge Mame Eusi Mensa Fripon, appointed by President Biden. He described certain locations in Los Angeles, such as Home Depot and car washes, as “safe shelter.” Additionally, he took issue with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers not making arrests in these areas.

Miller expressed his views on X, stating, “A Communist judge in Los Angeles ordered ICE to report directly to her and the radical left NGO, not to the president. This is yet another attack on the United States and its sovereignty.” His post seemed to escalate tensions.

In retaliation, various X accounts labeled Miller’s remarks as an “attack on democracy.” He was disparagingly referred to as a “fascist cuck” in some of the responses.

One post stated, “This fascist figure in DC continues his assaults on democracy and the Constitution, trying to subvert the sovereignty of the people.” There was a sarcastic response, mentioning, “Sorry, but the Constitution hurts your feelings, Stephen. I cry violently,” suggesting discontent with Miller’s comments.

The controversy surrounding Miller intensified when Judge Fripon imposed temporary restraining orders preventing law enforcement from detaining individuals suspected of being in the country illegally without significant evidence, ensuring legal counsel was provided for those involved.