Trump adviser Stephen Miller today took to X and reminded those who will of course be triggered by the truth what American voters made abundantly clear in the November election:  

Trump's approval numbers are among his highest on the subject of immigration and border security, but some "journalists" seem to think that's divisive and it makes Trump and Miller awful people. As a matter of fact ABC News is not renewing the contract of one reporter who recently went on an unhinged rant about Miller. 

Former "Meet the Press" moderator Chuck Todd has looked at a president doing what a president is supposed to do, which is to make sure federal immigration laws are enforced, and found that to be a divisive thing because Democrats don't like it:

How come Trump's the one "trying to bring division" by enforcing immigration laws but not the Democrats for allowing laws to be broken and riots to take place in the first place? 

The "division" and violence we're seeing on the streets is NOT coming from Trump's side. 

We translated Todd's post to "why won't Trump try to find unity and common ground with the people who tried to throw him in prison and calls him a Nazi dictator?"

Did Todd have any "unity" takes when Biden was essentially saying that tens of millions of Americans were racist, Nazi trash just because of the candidate they were supporting?

Yep, that was Biden "bringing the country together." Biden did it again when he referred to Trump supporters as garbage. So much unity!

The Democrats were hoping they were "bringing together" tens of millions of new voters, which is why they're having fits now that the Trump administration is sending them away. 

And the Dems know full well that most "journalists" will fall in line, which is why they are in fact activists.