Surprise, surprise, leaked emails show Immigration policy shaped by white nationalist

Here4money said:
Judaism isn't a race, no matter how hard Trump tries to make it so
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Many legal and scientific scholars say it is...
But that’s irrelevant...

explain how and why a Jewish guy would be an ultra white supremacist?
Some serious self loathing....
 
LacesOut said:
Many legal and scientific scholars say it is...
But that’s irrelevant...

explain how and why a Jewish guy would be an ultra white supremacist?
Some serious self loathing....
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care to cite any experts that say a religious doctrine is a "race" and aren't rubbing shoulders with eugenicists and spouting "race science"?

Miller's actions are those of a racist. He could be an uncle Tom kapo, a sociopath asshole, or a self hating Jew(cue in Jewish stereotype of self-loathing). None of those qualities should be held by the person shaping immigration policy.
 
Here4money said:
care to cite any experts that say a religious doctrine is a "race" and aren't rubbing shoulders with eugenicists and spouting "race science"?

Miller's actions are those of a racist. He could be an uncle Tom kapo, a sociopath asshole, or a self hating Jew(cue in Jewish stereotype of self-loathing). None of those qualities should be held by the person shaping immigration policy.
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It’s in the thread. Ultra. Ocho said it.

US Magistrate Mark Hornseby ruled on Jews being a race.
Geneticists Harry Osterer has shown the genetic link.

I would argue that it’s not 100% fact but it makes sense.
 
LacesOut said:
It’s in the thread. Ultra. Ocho said it.

US Magistrate Mark Hornseby ruled on Jews being a race.
Geneticists Harry Osterer has shown the genetic link.

I would argue that it’s not 100% fact but it makes sense.
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Hornsby ruling was on ethnic grounds, which he deemed the "race clause" covered:

Hornsby concluded that he was, and that racial discrimination can include Jewish people. "Jewish citizens have been excluded from certain clubs or neighborhoods," Hornsby writes, "and they have been denied jobs and other opportunities based on the fact that they were Jewish, with no particular concern as to a given individual’s religious leanings. Thus, they have been treated like a racial or ethnic group that Title VII was designed to protect from employment discrimination based on membership in that group.”

Geneticists finding common traits among a group that historically intermarried is no different than finding commonality among Mennonites or Amish.
 
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You are stuck on ultra as though that matters but someone who is a white nationalist is an ultra conservative and an ultra racist.

So stop deflecting with logorrhea and keep on defending Dump having an extreme racist at a high position in his administration .

Shit if I said the sky was really blue, you will argue for hours over really rather than admit it is blue.
 
I find it funny his family came to the US as refugees to escape Russian pogroms but he is behind a lot of the anti immigration and anti refugee rhetoric Trump spews. The fact that he is Jewish is meaningless because he is linked with white nationalist sites.

Maybe his family should have stayed in Russia and roughed it out a bit rather than flee like refugee.

I have seen plenty of Jewish conservatives follow a white nationalist platform because they are not worried about religion only color of skin.

Again...it is like burning semen in your mouth to even admit that this guy is an extremist and should be given the boot.
 
Here4money said:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...t-man-immigration-promoted-white-nationalism/

Leaked Stephen Miller emails suggest Trump’s point man on immigration promoted white nationalism

In the lead up to the 2016 election, White House Senior Adviser Stephen Miller sought to promote white nationalism, far-right extremist ideas and anti-immigrant rhetoric through the conservative site Brietbart, according to a report released Tuesday by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

The report is the first installment in a series that draws on more than 900 leaked emails that Miller sent to a Breitbart writer over a 15-month period between 2015 and 2016. The report describes Miller’s emails as overwhelmingly focused on race and immigration and characterizes him as obsessed with ideas like “white genocide” (a conspiracy theory associated with white supremacists) and sharply curbing immigration by nonwhites.

In the wake of the news Tuesday, at least one member of Congress, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), called for Miller to resign.

Miller did not respond to a request for comment Tuesday. White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said via email she hasn’t seen the report, but called the SPLC “an utterly-discredited, long-debunked far-left smear organization.”

“They are beneath public discussion, even in The Washington Post,” Grisham said of the civil-rights nonprofit.

Among the more damming email exchanges highlighted in the SPLC report is one that shows Miller directing a Breitbart reporter to aggregate stories from the white supremacist journal American Renaissance, or “AmRen,” for stories that emphasize crimes committed by immigrants and nonwhites. In another, Miller is apparently upset that Amazon removed Confederate flag merchandise from its marketplace in the wake of the 2015 Charleston church massacre (Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos also owns The Post); others reportedly show him promote “The Camp of Saints,” a racist French novel popular among white nationalists.

SPLC’s report indicates Miller was widely successful in molding the race and immigration-focused stories that appeared on Brietbart. It repeated details how an email from Miller corresponded to a related article later appearing on the site.

The trove of emails were provided to SPLC by Katie McHugh, a former Breitbart writer and editor who exchanged scores of messages with Miller during his time transitioning from a press aide for then-U. S. Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) to a senior adviser with then-candidate Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.

Breitbart fired McHugh in 2017 over anti-Muslim tweets; McHugh has since denounced her association with white nationalism and the far right.

“[McHugh] is well aware of the risks she took in giving us the material and confirming information,” Hayden said. “I think that’s incredibly brave.”

The SPLC shared with The Post seven pages of emails that are directly referenced in the report by SPLC investigative reporter Michael Edison Hayden.

The Post has not independently verified the emails and McHugh could not be reached for comment. SPLC investigative reporter Michael Edison Hayden told The Post that he reached out to McHugh earlier this year as she was formerly on the periphery of several extremist groups he was following. McHugh was familiar with his work, Hayden said, and mentioned having materials she wanted to show him. After allowing him to view the emails on what Hayden recalled was “a very old computer,” McHugh ultimately decided to release the emails to him.

“What Stephen Miller sent to me in those emails has become policy at the Trump administration,” McHugh said, in the SPLC.

Several years on from the email exchanges, Miller is likely at the height of his power within the West Wing. As The Post previously reported, Miller is one of President Donald Trump’s longest-tenured advisers — along with Kellyanne Conway and Trump’s daughter, Ivanka and son-in-law, Jared Kushner — and the most influential adviser shaping the Trump administration’s immigration policies.

Hayden, who typically reports on white nationalism and neo-Nazis and said that while he was conscious of the Trump administration “as any American would be,” he wasn’t paying particular attention to Miller.

“I never had any ambition of writing any kind of piece exposing Stephen Miller. I took him to be part of the Trump culture but not something that was in my lane.” Looking at Miller’s emails changed that, Hayden said.

Excerpted emails shared with The Post show Miller drawing on stories from outlets like the anti-immigration white nationalist site VDARE and the conspiracy theory website Infowars and sending them to McHugh. Miller appears to urge McHugh to write about the stories and discusses how to frame them and push them to prominence on Breitbart’s site.

After reading several profiles about Miller to understand his background, Hayden said he was struck by how Miller was portrayed — and dismayed there was seemingly little effort made to examine the sources from which Miller drew his beliefs.

“I remember The Washington Post profile had at the end: ‘he was running’ — this idea that [Miller’s] always busy, he’s always working.” Another profile in the Atlantic, Hayden recalled, described Miller looking like he was “posing for a cologne ad.”

“A lot of profiles in the liberal press have treated him like some sort of policy wonk bad boy — almost romanticized him,” Hayden said. “The most important takeaway for me is that Stephen Miller found the basis for his ideas on websites that traffic in hate, and made it clear in his emails."
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Maxine Waters is behind it. She has been flashing White Nationalist signs. Lets investigate.

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