Miller defended Trump's claims, stating crime rates in Venezuela are significantly down. When pressed about trusting Maduro's numbers, Miller's response was evasive and controversial.
During the debate, Trump made multiple unfounded claims, including asserting that migrants eating pets were terrorizing Ohio, which drew heavy criticism, even from Trump's supporters.
Miller claimed that if Trump is re-elected, the criminal migrants would be deported on the first day, echoing Trump's stringent immigration stance.
Miller had a tense exchange about allegations surrounding Venezuela's safety, ultimately deflecting questions about trusting the Maduro regime's official crime statistics.
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