Donald Trump refuses to say whether Ohio Republican Max Miller should step aside by tomorrow – US politics live
Summary
President Donald Trump refused to say whether Ohio Republican Congressman Max Miller should drop his reelection bid amid domestic abuse allegations. Trump also signed new orders aimed at limiting birthright citizenship, a policy that has faced legal challenges and court setbacks.Key Facts
- President Trump did not answer when asked if Max Miller should step aside after abuse allegations.
- Max Miller is a Republican congressman from Ohio and was a senior adviser to Trump during his first term.
- Miller’s ex-wife, daughter of Republican Senator Bernie Moreno, accused him of domestic abuse.
- Senator Bernie Moreno and Ohio Senator Jon Husted called for Miller to resign and not seek reelection.
- Ohio law requires Miller to withdraw by Saturday to allow time for a replacement candidate before the Monday deadline.
- President Trump signed new executive orders to restrict birthright citizenship, targeting children of undocumented immigrants and “birth tourism.”
- The Supreme Court recently rejected a more extensive Trump effort to end automatic citizenship for children born in the U.S.
- The new birthright citizenship orders are expected to face legal challenges.
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