Stephen Miller, a prominent advisor to Donald Trump, has been publicly condemned by his own cousin, Alisa Kasmer, who branded him 'the face of evil' in a heartfelt social media post. Kasmer expressed deep sorrow over Miller's transformation from a beloved family member to a key architect of harsh immigration policies, particularly following recent immigration raids in Los Angeles. She recounted their shared childhood and lamented the loss of family ties, stating she could not accept the cruelty she believes Miller has brought into their lives and the broader community.

Kasmer also referenced their family's Jewish heritage, questioning how Miller could support policies reminiscent of the suffering their ancestors endured. She claimed that most of the family, aside from Miller's immediate relatives, have distanced themselves from him. The post comes amid declining rates of immigration-related arrests and data showing that most detainees have no criminal convictions, contradicting official narratives.

Miller has faced criticism from other family members as well, including his uncle David Glosser, who has previously spoken out against Miller's role in shaping immigration policy. The ongoing family rift highlights the personal and societal impact of the administration's immigration crackdown.