MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace thinks President Donald Trump’s “appetite for destruction” has bolstered his aide Stephen Miller’s “siege” of Los Angeles. And that’s what makes them such a big “danger” to the United States as we know it.

The protesters gathered in downtown L.A. are a microcosm of the Democratic coalition that has dominated the city for decades.

The network is parting ways with its veteran correspondent two days after he posted a missive on X calling the president and his deputy chief of staff “world-class haters.”

But days later, during the outcome of Musk and Trump’s social media altercation on June 5, which began after the billionaire called the GOP’s "One Big Beautiful Bill" a "disgusting abomination" in an X post,

The Trump administration had been, at the beginning of its term, carrying out fewer deportations than the Biden administration had

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Gavin Newsom’s office has lashed out at the “stupidity” of Stephen Miller after he misrepresented how the state’s sanctuary policies work. The White House deputy chief of staff posted on X during the Los Angeles protests against federal immigration raids that California’s Sanctuary State law means that “every criminal alien arrested” by local police is “set free back into the community instead of being handed over to ICE.