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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has taken a firm stance, warning Stephen Miller, Donald Trump's Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Homeland Security Adviser, that he will be held accountable for his actions. According to Pritzker, Miller is essentially running the show behind the scenes and taking advantage of Trump's diminished capacity.
The Illinois Governor made this statement during an interview with MSNBC host Jen Psaki on Thursday. He emphasized that Miller is advising key figures in the Department of Homeland Security, including South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem and White House border czar Tom Homan, and is also serving as the spokesperson for the administration's immigration policies.
Pritzker described Miller as a "dangerous individual" who wields significant power because Trump isn't reining him in. He also noted that while Trump received broad immunity from the Supreme Court during his presidency, that protection does not apply to members of his administration.
The Illinois Governor made it clear that this accountability will extend beyond Trump's term in office, stating that those serving in the administration can be held accountable when there is a change of administration. Pritzker emphasized the importance of figures like Miller knowing that their actions have consequences and are being closely monitored, even if it may not be immediately apparent.
In essence, Pritzker is saying that Miller's time to reap the benefits of his unchecked power is coming to an end, and he will face accountability for his actions. The Illinois Governor is sending a clear message that no one is above the law and that those who abuse their power will be held accountable, regardless of their position in the administration.
The Illinois Governor made this statement during an interview with MSNBC host Jen Psaki on Thursday. He emphasized that Miller is advising key figures in the Department of Homeland Security, including South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem and White House border czar Tom Homan, and is also serving as the spokesperson for the administration's immigration policies.
Pritzker described Miller as a "dangerous individual" who wields significant power because Trump isn't reining him in. He also noted that while Trump received broad immunity from the Supreme Court during his presidency, that protection does not apply to members of his administration.
The Illinois Governor made it clear that this accountability will extend beyond Trump's term in office, stating that those serving in the administration can be held accountable when there is a change of administration. Pritzker emphasized the importance of figures like Miller knowing that their actions have consequences and are being closely monitored, even if it may not be immediately apparent.
In essence, Pritzker is saying that Miller's time to reap the benefits of his unchecked power is coming to an end, and he will face accountability for his actions. The Illinois Governor is sending a clear message that no one is above the law and that those who abuse their power will be held accountable, regardless of their position in the administration.
. I'm so over this guy's puppet master vibes 
. It's time for him to face the music 
and get held accountable for his actions 
. Governor Pritzker's right on point, no one is above the law 
. Trump's gotta stop enabling Miller's toxic behavior 
. The fact that he's advising key figures in DHS and immigration policies without any oversight is just plain concerning 
. It's time for Miller to know that his actions have consequences 
. Fingers crossed that he gets the message and shapes up ASAP 
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. It's not about taking out a specific person or targeting someone from one side of the aisle... it's just basic fairness and ensuring that those who abuse their positions do so at their own risk.
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, always getting stuck on "loading" and then never actually loading 
. anyhoo, back to governor pritzker... gotta say, he's about time someone called out stephen miller for his shady stuff 
... and btw, can we please get some better moderation around here? these posts are getting way too long 
I mean I get it, Trump needs someone to back him up but like come on, Miller is basically controlling everything from behind the scenes? 
It's like he's above the law or something and that's just not right! The fact that Pritzker is calling him out on it and saying he'll be held accountable for his actions is so needed 
. I'm low-key impressed with Gov Pritzker for speaking up, but also kinda worried what's gonna happen next? Will Miller really face consequences for all the chaos he's been causing? 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around how far gone this guy Miller is... like, Trump was already kinda crazy, but Miller's got a whole other level of "special sauce" going on. It's wild that Pritzker's speaking out about him - like, the dude's basically running DHS from behind the scenes and it's giving me major "Lord of the Flies" vibes 
I think this is a good reminder that accountability matters and can't be ignored. We need to make sure those in power know they'll face consequences for their actions - it's time to hold them accountable 
and we need people like Pritzker speaking out against abuse of power 
. Newsflash, Stephen: you're not above the law! Pritzker is sending a clear message that we won't tolerate abuse of power and we'll make sure those who do it face consequences 
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#AccountabilityMatters
he's saying that anyone who tries to abuse their power will face consequences, regardless of their position or connections 
. and yeah, even though trump got a free pass from the supreme court, that doesn't mean his admin can get away with stuff 
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...I mean, if Pritzker's warning him, it's probably because he's seen something fishy with his eyes. And honestly, who is this dude even to be advising key figures at DHS? Sounds like a recipe for disaster 
. I'm glad someone's calling him out on it - accountability is long overdue. But let's be real, if Trump can't rein in Miller himself, how exactly does Pritzker plan on holding him accountable? 
. Like, you're trying to have a good time at the White House, Trump's all, "Hey guys, let's make America great again!" and then Stephen shows up with his suit and tie and is all, "Hold my beer, I've got this" 
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as a productivity expert, i'd say this is a major wake-up call for all of us to stay vigilant & hold those in power accountable