Stephen Miller's Heated Exchange with Media in the Oval Office

In a notable interaction within the Oval Office, Stephen Miller confronted CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins, directly calling her "arrogant." He expressed his discontent with American media's presumptuousness in suggesting that the U.S. should advise El Salvador on how to manage its citizens, emphasizing that if an individual like Garcia was a neighbor in the U.S., people would likely want to move away.

Miller also addressed a separate incident involving President Nayib Bukele, where he countered claims that surfaced after Bukele allegedly caught Van Hollen and Kilmar Garcia enjoying margaritas together. Miller insisted that no drinks were consumed by him or the other individuals present, only coffee, and suggested that this was an example of Bukele's deception regarding the true nature of their interactions.

In other developments, Congressman James Comer made a firm statement refusing to allocate taxpayer funds for Congressional Democrats' planned trip to El Salvador, where they have been advocating for the release of Kilmar Garcia. Comer reiterated his commitment not to support any financial expenditure for the excursion that the Democrats requested.