Stephen Miller Claims Biden Admin 'Trafficked 500,000 Children' Into the US And 'Helped Them Disappear'

Homeland Security Advisor and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller made explosive accusations this week, claiming the Biden administration "trafficked 500,000 children" into the United States and intentionally allowed them to vanish without accountability.

Stephen Miller, a senior policy architect under President Donald Trump, has long championed hardline immigration policies and frequently criticizes Democratic administrations for what he calls "open-border extremism."

Under former President Joe Biden, immigration policy has shifted significantly from the Trump era, focusing more on humanitarian processing, including unaccompanied minors at the southern border. These changes have drawn fierce criticism from conservatives like Miller, who allege the administration's approach is reckless and harmful.

In a series of public statements this week, Miller accused the Biden administration of engaging in criminal activity by allegedly trafficking 500,000 migrant children into the U.S. and then allowing them to "disappear."

"If you put a child in a truck and cross state lines, you'd be charged with trafficking," Miller told Fox News. "The Biden administration trafficked 500,000 children and helped them disappear. That is criminal. Trump is drafting an executive order to crack down on sanctuary cities like never before."

Miller also said President Trump is currently drafting a new executive order aimed at intensifying crackdowns on sanctuary cities, which limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

Miller's claims remain unverified.