Summary
Katie Miller, the wife of a senior White House advisor, criticized the decline in teen birth rates, claiming it harms population growth and contradicts what she calls a "biological destiny" to have children. She shared her views on social media, linking the drop since 2007 to hormonal birth control and changes in societal roles.
Key Facts
- Katie Miller is the wife of senior White House official Stephen Miller.
- She expressed concern over the decline in teen birth rates, noting a 72% drop since 2007.
- Miller attributes the decrease to hormonal birth control, describing it as harmful.
- She argued that having children is a "biological destiny."
- President Donald Trump's administration introduced policies in early 2025 to encourage higher birth rates.
- These comments were shared on the social media platform X.
