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Speaking to reporters outside the White House, Stephen Miller responded to a federal judge in Vermont granting bail to Tufts University student Rümeysa Öztürk.

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00:00Not right now. Yeah, back there.
00:13Yeah, my reaction is, again, there's a judicial coup in this country.
00:17The foreigners in this country do not have a right to stay in this country
00:21if they support designated terrorist organizations like Hamas.
00:26Hamas is a designated terrorist organization.
00:28The Secretary of State has the absolute authority under statute,
00:31which, again, is not judicially reviewable,
00:34to revoke an immigration benefit or visa
00:36and then to pursue a deportation of the Department of Homeland Security.
00:40We cannot individually litigate in court every single visa that we want to revoke.
00:44This is a plenary authority of the executive branch.
00:47And I would just say that, look at it, what it really comes down to is this.
00:51The American people voted for President Trump in large part
00:55to seal the border, deport the illegals, fix their immigration system
01:00so it serves America's interests and remove the people from this country
01:03that we don't want here because they threaten our national security,
01:06our public safety, or our economic security.
01:09That is what he was elected to do.
01:10It's what the Constitution empowers him to do.
01:13And this judicial coup by a handful of Marxist judges
01:16to frustrate that effort can only be understood as an attack on democracy.
01:20Thank you, Mr.

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