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Liberal protesters targeted Senior Adviser to the President for Policy Stephen Miller for a demonstration intended to bring attention to immigration policies they say are intolerable.
The group called "Werk not Walls" danced in protest against family separation policies at the border, and blared out slogans against Stephen Miller outside of his residence Wednesday.
Digital journalist Alejandro Alvarez posted several videos from the protest on social media.
.@werkforpeace organizer Firas Nasr twerking at a Metrobus on the way to Stephen Miller's apartment. #WERKNotWalls pic.twitter.com/hKJ89Rr2BN
— Alejandro Alvarez (@aletweetsnews) December 13, 2018
In one video, protesters chant, "Stephen Miller what a villain, locking up immigrant children!"
"From the people who brought you an LGBT dance party at Pence's house, it's #WERKNotWalls," tweeted Alvarez, "twerking their way to Stephen Miller's place in DC against his immigration policies."
From the people who brought you an LGBT dance party at Pence's house, it's #WERKNotWalls, twerking their way to Stephen Miller's place in DC against his immigration policies. Thread incoming! pic.twitter.com/NSbWKmG1Au
— Alejandro Alvarez (@aletweetsnews) December 13, 2018
"Stephen Miller, the architect of the Muslim ban!" blared out a protester. "The architect of family separation! The architect of tear gas being thrown at migrants and refugees of the caravan!"
"He lives here! Are you OK with that?!" he asked.
Outside the building where Miller apparently lives: Firas from @werkforpeace wants him to come out and dance “with the migrants and refugees who are suffering at the expense of your policies." pic.twitter.com/8CwFLrYf98
— Alejandro Alvarez (@aletweetsnews) December 13, 2018
"Meanwhile, we will be here to celebrate migrants and refugees in our country and in our world!" they chanted outside.
Dance protesters also chanted outside ICE offices, repeating, "all the walls have got to go!"
Earlier, making a stop outside an ICE office downtown. #WERKNotWalls pic.twitter.com/yKyakkOJSC
— Alejandro Alvarez (@aletweetsnews) December 13, 2018
Allies of the president have been critical of liberal political demonstrations that included harassment of public officials and others, and sometimes led to violence and vandalism.