Stephen Miller Goes Nuclear On ‘Degenerate’ Left-Wing Attorney Claiming Deportations May Be ‘Very Unconstitutional’

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller went nuclear on left-wing attorney Andrew Weissman Monday for suggesting that President Donald Trump deporting gang members may be “very unconstitutional.”

Weissman told MSNBC’s Michael Steele Sunday that Trump unjustifiably invoked the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to deport members of Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua without facing an immigration or federal court judge. Miller, who referred to Weissman as a “moron” and a “degenerate,” said the MSNBC legal analyst is “shilling for people who rape and murder Americans.”

“Andrew Weissman is an absolute moron. He is a moron, and he is a fool, and he is a degenerate,” Miller said. “Andrew Weissman has devoted his career to putting innocent Americans in jail, taking away their civil liberties. He was involved in the Mueller coup against a democratically elected president, Donald J. Trump. Weissman should never be on TV anywhere. He should hang his head in eternal shame for what he’s done to this country. And now he’s up there shilling for people who rape and murder Americans. That’s who Andrew Weissman is.”

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The legal analyst said during the MSNBC segment that Trump cannot justify the deportations because Venezuela is not invading the U.S., though the Trump administration has argued that Tren de Aragua’s presence in the U.S. is essentially an invasion.

“There is no invasion that is going on, and you also have to show that the people you’re removing are actually part of that gang even if there were an invasion or a war,” Weissman said. “And this statute may in fact be very unconstitutional.”

Miller said the deportations are protecting American citizens and young women, citing the rape and