New York Times’ fake news headline slammed for fueling media’s information war

U.S. Homeland Security Adviser Stephen Miller is known for his no-nonsense approach when it comes to exposing the left, and Miller made no exception when he commented on the media’s role in battling the deportation of illegal immigrants.

Miller responded to an X post from Assistant Secretary Dept. of Homeland Security Tricia McLaughlin calling out The New York Times over an article that glossed over the facts to offer a sympathetic telling of the plight of one criminal alien.

“The New York Times conveniently glossed over that this illegal alien, Nascimento Blair is a convicted kidnapper and was sentenced to 15 years in prison,” McLaughlin shared. “In 2008, he was issued a final order of removal. Because of the Biden administration’s open border policies, this criminal illegal alien was released onto the streets of New York.”

The media largely turned a blind eye to the Biden administration opening the U.S. border to the world, offering little coverage as millions of illegal immigrants invaded the country — some estimates of the numbers who entered illegally in four years under President Joe Biden are as high as 20 million. And while the left had no problem with illegals skipping the line to enter the country, they demand a long, drawn-out legal process to deport every single one.

“The corporate media is waging an information warfare campaign against deportation,” Miller posted. “The top agenda item of the corrupt ruling class in this country is to nullify the election result and enshrine mass migration.”

The corporate media is waging an information warfare campaign against deportation. The top agenda item of the corrupt ruling class in this country is to nullify the election result and enshrine mass migration. https://t.co/1PMDFrH3vz

— Stephen Miller (@StephenM) April 24, 2025

Critics argue that illegal immigration is a key factor in the Democratic Party’s quest for one-party rule, which would explain a lot.

Social media users were simpatico with Miller — here’s a quick sampling of responses to the story, as seen on X:

The Corporate media is the enemy of the people!

— Sadie (@Sadie_NC) April 24, 2025

The legacy media is perhaps this country’s #1 enemy. All the insanity we see is mostly a result of them convincing gullible people that President Trump and Mr. Musk are evil. They need to start being held accountable for their lies and omissions.

— Bill Badford (@BillBadford) April 24, 2025

The plan: Overwhelm the country with as many illegals as possible, knowing the massive mobilization of resources and enforcement operations to remove them would be daunting —

— while simultaneously relying on heavily funded leftwing legal groups and activist courts to delay and…

— Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) April 24, 2025

The corporate media isn’t reporting the news anymore, they’re running cover for criminals and gaslighting America into accepting open borders as “normal.”
Illegal alien? Check.
Convicted kidnapper? Check.
Ordered deported in 2008? Check.
Released under Biden’s open…

— MAG1775 (@Mar50cC5O) April 24, 2025

It’s true. They don’t want the numbers of illegals being shipped out daily to turn into a flood.

So, they’ve drawn their line in the sand to try to prevent Trump’s success in getting illegals out from burgeoning.

All these TROs are skirmishes trying to hold that line.

We…

— Robert J. Thomas (@RobertJThomas1) April 24, 2025

Listen, we have two choices..

We either give in to rogues judges & completely lose our country to mass migration.. Or we simply ignore them & push on with the America First policies that we all overwhelmingly voted for.

— Western Decline (@WesternDecline_) April 24, 2025

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