We stand against everything he stands for. Organizations that claim to fight antisemitism should be aware that by aligning with Stephen Miller, they are aligning with a man who has enabled people and policies that have made Jews – and every vulnerable minority – less safe.
This is remarkably wrong.
Combating antisemitism means combating white nationalism, attacks on immigrants, and efforts to undermine our democracy. Stephen Miller has made destroying those core values his political purpose.
Here are just a few examples of Miller’s xenophobic, anti-democratic, hate-fueled actions 🧵
As for the admin’s attacks on higher ed, a 2025 poll found 72% of Jews believed antisemitism was being used as an excuse to penalize/tax universities – and a new poll showed a majority of Jewish voters believe it *increases* antisemitism.
https://t.co/UbNP71FdHi
🔎 Watchdog Alert:
Ian Carroll presents himself as an independent thinker exposing financial corruption.
But his real project is more dangerous: the strategic spread of antisemitism coded, stylized, and repackaged for mass consumption by millions.
Criticizing Israel policies is fair game. Boycotting businesses is, too. But demanding Jewish-owned businesses pass a litmus test non-Jewish-owned businesses aren’t held to is not.
Peaceful protest is a right. Criticism of Israel, its government, or Zionism is not inherently antisemitic. But Sunday’s “Boycott Ride” in Philadelphia risks crossing the line into harmful antisemitic traps.
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The organizer’s rhetoric has also crossed the line, urging followers to “show these zio business owners that we see them for the disgusting humans they are.” If you want to avoid being called antisemitic, don’t use a slur popularized by David Duke.
This antisemitic claim that progressive Jewish voters aren't really Jewish or lack a Jewish identity is unacceptable and becoming more and more common in political discourse, from Trump to Ben Shapiro to now this member of the NYC Council.
Jews are Jews. And to try to litigate who is and isn't Jewish based on their votes or advocacy is deeply harmful and offensive.
They’re Jews like I am a baseball player. Jews who have a strong Jewish identity vote conservative. I rep one of the most Jewish districts in NYC and they vote over 70%. But it is extremely frustrating to say the least to see some of these “as a Jew” Jews vote for those who are hell-bent on our destruction.