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Miller Gaggles with Reporters Outside the White House, May 30, 2025: The CHNV Ruling, China and Campus Compliance

May 30, 2025 · Golden State Times · 0:15:10

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What happened

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller took reporters’ questions outside the White House on May 30, 2025, in Golden State Times’ recording of the gaggle, hours after the Supreme Court allowed the administration to end the CHNV parole program for nationals of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela. Miller described the program as the Biden administration’s scheme ’to fly illegal aliens into the country by aircraft’ — about half a million people over two years, he said — and said that with parole revoked, ’they’re all subject to deportation from the United States… airplanes travel in two directions.'

Miller also said China had abrogated its trade agreement and opened itself to U.S. action; outlined the new visa-restriction policy against foreign nationals who censor Americans, citing restrictions in Brazil; said the State Department under Secretary Rubio was building a vetting protocol for longer-term immigration benefits; and defended Harvard enforcement as part of a civil-rights compliance process across higher education. Asked about criticism of the MAHA report’s citations, he rejected the premise and defended the report as asking why chronic disease and pediatric cancer rates are so high in the developed world.

Why it matters

The gaggle ties the day’s Supreme Court win to the wider Miller program in one sitting: parole revocation as mass-deportation authority, visa vetting as values screening, and campus civil-rights enforcement — each presented as a campaign commitment being executed.

Scoreboard watch

Scoreboard watch: the CHNV parole termination defended May 30, 2025 — roughly 500,000 parolees subject to deportation, as Miller stated the figure — flagged for the scoreboard editors; the entry itself remains review-gated.

Sources: Golden State Times, ‘Stephen Miller Announces Crackdown on Illegals – Supreme Court Says Deportations can Continue!’ May 30, 2025 (video gjcVZq5WK4I; the channel’s editorialized title is its own — the recording is the full White House driveway gaggle); transcript via Supadata (private research store, paraphrased and attributed, never republished verbatim).