Whereas Public Law 115–58 , a joint resolution signed into law on September 14, 2017, rejects white nationalism, white supremacists, the Ku Klux Klan, neo-Nazis, and other hate groups ; Whereas, on January 15, 2019, the House of Representatives passed a resolution reject[ing] White nationalism and White supremacy as hateful expressions of intolerance that are contradictory to the values that define the people of the United States ; Whereas White supremacy and White nationalism are contrary to the ideals of the United States of America, which has long embraced inclusive patriotism and welcomed immigrants from across the globe, enriching our Nation; Whereas Stephen Miller has long cultivated relationships and correspondence with those who follow White nationalist ideologies; Whereas recently published emails of Stephen Miller primarily concern the subjects of race and immigration, exclusively focus on offenses committed by non-Whites, and promote policies to severely limit or end non-White immigration to the United States; Whereas, in his emails, Stephen Miller directly and repeatedly suggested story ideas to the website Breitbart, pushing Breitbart’s news coverage to reference White supremacist, racist, and eugenic ideologies; Whereas a former Breibart editor has acknowledged Stephen Miller’s suggestions were used to spin a narrative where immigrants of color were not only dangerous, violent individuals but also posed an existential threat to America ; Whereas eugenics is a set of racist beliefs—embraced by Adolf Hitler—that the human population can be improved by promoting genetic groups deemed to be superior and eliminating or excluding genetic groups deemed to be inferior ; Whereas, in his emails, Stephen Miller repeatedly recommended that Brietbart write articles supporting Calvin Coolidge and the Immigration Act of 1924, a law based on eugenic ideology that created a national origin quota system aimed at restricting immigration to the United States from areas other than Northern and Western Europe