Opponents of the Trump administration’s brutal immigration crackdown and divisive rhetoric might lose their lunch over Katie Miller’s cringey birthday wish to husband Stephen Miller on Sunday.

“Happy Birthday to my favorite person, the best dad, and my forever partner,” the right-wing podcaster wrote to the White house deputy chief of staff on X. “Watching @StephenM live his life’s dream with drive and determination every day inspires me, our children, and everyone who knows him. When we left the White House in 2021, Stephen knew he had unfinished business. Rarely do you get a chance to fulfill interrupted dreams, and he doesn’t take a second of this privilege for granted.”

Miller, who spews her own inflammatory thoughts on social media and her show, shared a photo of her spouse on inauguration night in 2025, smiling in the same office he left in 2021.

“Stephen never quits, never surrenders, and never gives up,” she continued. “He knew President Trump would win. Four little kids and the ability to change the world. These are the best days.”

Happy Birthday to my favorite person, the best dad, and my forever partner.Watching @StephenM live his life’s dream with drive and determination every day inspires me, our children, and everyone who knows him.When we left the White House in 2021, Stephen knew he had… pic.twitter.com/btgITMbvep

Miller, now 41, is widely regarded as one of the architects of Trump’s anti-immigration policy that took another horrifying turn when the father of a sailor aboard the long-deployed USS Lincoln was arrested Saturday by the Border Patrol despite having a work permit.

Lately, Miller has also amplified the administration’s fearmongering on progressives winning Democratic primaries, calling them “communists.”

As expected, the birthday note didn’t give everyone warm and fuzzy vibes.

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