ICYMI: Emails we obtained from ICE show a close relationship between White House Advisor Stephen Miller and senior ICE official Jon Feere, who seems to be Miller's inside man at the agency: rollingstone.com/politics/polit…
Feere previously worked at the Center for Immigration Studies — an anti-immigrant think tank with a history of associating with white nationalists. Now he's working with Miller to implement hardline immigration policies at ICE.
One of the emails includes a memo from Feere to Miller, with the note that he "wanted some updates from political, I gave him some info on what I’ve been up to in recent days as well as some info about some ICE efforts this week." documentcloud.org/documents/6551… 
The memo goes on to describe a number of anti-immigrant efforts including a "report on the effects of victimization of illegal immigration" and plans to assist Fox News with messaging on the "leaked proposal on separating families."
ICE produced two different sets of these records to us and each has different redactions. One version of the memo to Miller redacts the address block while the other version redacts the contents.
Feere and Miller also appear to have tried to get an appointee hired at the Social Security Administration to "help with information-sharing issues." documentcloud.org/documents/6551…
Stephen Miller has used his position in the White House to implement extreme, anti-immigrant policies. But he hasn’t done it alone. Miller has established a network across the Trump administration to push through policies like family separation and the "Remain in Mexico" policy.
