Trump adviser Stephen Miller spoke to agents at recent FBI training on domestic terrorism, sources say

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Stephen Miller, White House homeland security adviser, spoke at an FBI counterterrorism training conference.
Former Justice Department officials consider Miller's visit unusual, citing norms that historically insulated criminal investigations from political officials.
The White House and FBI state Miller's visit was appropriate given his role and the administration's focus on cracking down on political violence.
Miller reportedly cited the assassination of his friend Charlie Kirk as a personal reason for the administration's focus on domestic terrorism.
The training was attended by FBI counterterrorism agents and officials from other law enforcement agencies.
Miller's appearance occurred shortly before a man was charged with cyberstalking Katie Miller.
Some former officials allege the Millers have pressured the FBI and Justice Department in investigations related to them.
The FBI states its investigations are based on appropriate predicates and evidence, not White House orders.
The training focused on a White House executive order aimed at combating domestic terrorism and political violence.

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