Stephen Miller reamed after Oval Office implosion over 'fraudsters': 'Shameless racism'

White House aide Stephen Miller faced accusations of “shameless racism” after claiming Somali immigrants used stolen money to buy luxury cars and a “nice house.”Miller, the White House deputy chief of staff, made the remarks Tuesday in the Oval Office as President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance launched a $25 million fraud-tip program. The architect of President Donald Trump's immigration policy erupted with a litany of unproven claims while lashing out at the predominantly Black community, “You spent half your working life paying for fraudsters and scammers, many of whom are refugees, illegal aliens and foreigners who came to this country to loot and plunder us!” Miller shouted, seeming to address middle-class taxpayers, who were presumably white.Miller offered no evidence for that claim. He then pointed to Nick Shirley, a debunked conservative YouTuber whose videos alleged fraud at Minnesota daycares. Trump handed Shirley a $10,000 check earlier at...