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Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images: Jewish organizations, civil rights groups and more than 100 House Democrats are calling on White House aide Stephen Miller to resign after leaked emails detailed his links to white nationalist ideas prior to his work inside the Trump Administration—but even as pressure ramps up from Democrats, the White House continues to defend Miller.
Jewish groups, too, are calling for Miller’s resignation, which is significant because after the Southern Poverty Law Center reported on the emails last week, White House officials said that criticism of Miller, who is Jewish, amounted to anti-Semitism. “Mr.
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