Stephen Miller Erupts When Challenged on Venezuelan Crime Claims

Trump advisor Stephen Miller faced intense scrutiny from a journalist over his unverified statements about Venezuela's crime rates and immigration.

Stephen Miller, a senior advisor to Donald Trump, had an on-camera meltdown when questioned about his claims regarding Venezuela's crime rates.
Miller asserted that Venezuela has become safer due to its criminals being sent to the U.S., a claim lacking substantiated evidence.
Journalist José María Del Pino repeatedly asked Miller to provide sources for his figures, which Miller attributed to official Venezuelan government statistics.
Miller's claims align with Trump’s narrative, yet independent sources report only a 25% drop in violent crime in Venezuela, far less than the 60-67% Miller cited.
Experts and crime monitoring organizations indicate no evidence that Venezuela is sending convicts to the U.S., contradicting Miller's allegations.