Stephen Miller, a prominent figure in President Trump's administration, has been implicated in the authorization of lethal strikes against suspected drug boats in international waters. According to reports, Miller, who is known for his hardline stance on immigration, proposed that the CIA conduct these strikes. However, legal concerns within the CIA and other government agencies led to the Pentagon taking over the operation. These strikes, which began as part of an effort to pressure the Venezuelan government, have resulted in the deaths of over 236 individuals. Legal groups have condemned these actions, arguing that they are illegal and a violation of international law. Despite the criticism, the White House has defended Miller, praising his contributions to the administration's agenda.
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