Stephen Miller Praises Trump as FBI Data Shows Sharp Drop in US Violent Crime

White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller has praised President Donald Trump following the release of FBI data showing a significant decline in violent crime across the United States in 2025. According to the figures cited by Miller, homicides decreased by 18.1%, while overall violent crime fell by 9.3%.

Reacting to the latest figures, Miller credited the Trump administration’s policies for the decline and described the reduction in violent crime as a historic achievement. He shared his comments on X, using the FBI data to highlight what he called a major accomplishment of the administration. The figures have also intensified the political debate over public safety, with Trump’s supporters citing the decline in crime as evidence that the administration’s approach is producing results.