US President Donald Trump entrusted the leadership of the White House team to Stephen Miller, one of the authors of the mass divorce. A supporter of military coercion will occupy a position where various presidential intentions become tasks for the administration. The Iranian ultimatum and claims to Greenland acquire an even more influential guide in his person.
Miller follows a school record from 2003: a 17-year-old boy calls the torture of Iraqi ruler Saddam Hussein and his cronies "a celebration of life and human dignity." The abuse is justified by keeping the victim alive. The White House, in response to the publication of the video in 2017, called the performance a skit for a school album and dismissed it as about political belief. In Miller's modern politics, forceful subjugation already has specific goals and state means of execution.
On May 20, on Fox News, he suggested that Iran accept a document that would satisfy the United States, under threat of unprecedented military punishment. Tehran's security depends on evaluating the American deal. With this approach, Washington itself makes a sufficient concession and keeps the opportunity to increase the demands under the threat of a blow. Miller's promotion gives this form of negotiation more influence within the administration. A more devastating strike remains a possible course of action if Iran's refusal to comply with the new conditions is accepted as grounds for punishment.
The Caribbean campaign reveals the consequences of such judgment. According to the "Guardian", the attacks on vessels suspected of drug trafficking were coordinated through the Homeland Security Council, chaired by Miller. After the death of 11 people in the attack on September 2, 2025, Senator Angus King and his colleagues asked for the basis for the selection of the targets and an explanation for the refusal to arrest the team. The sufficiency of accusations before an attack is assessed by the agencies that selected the targets. The court has already been denied the opportunity to hear the victims.