- Senator Lindsey Graham publicly defended DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and Homeland Security Advisor Stephen Miller in the wake of their statements regarding a recent border incident.
- Noem and Miller had referred to an individual killed by Border Patrol as a “domestic terrorist,” prompting criticism from Senator Thom Tillis among others.
- Graham disputed Tillis’ criticism, suggesting that Noem and Miller’s characterization of the individual was justified under the circumstances.
- This incident has sparked a debate regarding the terminology used to describe individuals involved in border-related incidents and how such language influences public perception and policy.
- The incident further highlights the ongoing tensions and differing viewpoints within the political sphere over border security and immigration policies.
- Graham’s defense illustrates his alignment with a more hardline stance on border issues, often shared by Noem and Miller, which may contrast with more moderate perspectives like that of Tillis.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/graham-pushes-back-tillis-criticism-noem-miller-labeling-man-killed-border-patrol-terrorist)
