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Stephen Miller's parents took up to $1 million in coronavirus relief

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Stephen Miller is known as one of President Donald Trump’s most inflammatory advisors. And although he’s worked in the Senate before joining the campaign, he also had a side career: real estate.Stephen Miller’s family owns Cordary Incorporated, a real estate company based in Southern California. And for a time, up until 2016, despite his role as an aide to former Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.), he was also listed as a vice president with his family’s company.Now, that business has taken money from the government’s coronavirus funds.The Miller family’s business, Cordary Incorporated, possibly received multiple Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans potentially worth $1 million, according to Small Business Administration (SBA) data recently released.Cordary Incorporated, a Los Angeles-based real estate firm owned and operated by Miller’s parents, Michael and Miriam Miller, received the first loan, from Pacific Western Bank, on April 30.That was for up to $1 million. According to the data, they potentially received a second loan from Wells Fargo, on June 30, for up to $350,000.Paycheck Protection Program loans are as long as the loan goes toward payroll, rent, and utilities.According to rules, businesses can only receive one PPP loan. It is possible the Miller family applied through two lenders, and only received one of the loans.Cordary Inc. did not respond to requests for comment about possibly taking multiple loans.A White House spokesperson told the Daily Dot that the “White House had absolutely no involvement with this loan or the approval process.”Miller’s parents are longtime Trump supporters and Republican donors. (FEC) records show contributions to Trump Victory, the Republican National Committee, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.), and Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine)Michael Miller gave $35,500 on March 17 to Trump Victory, approximately one month prior to receiving the first PPP loan.Stephen Miller’s forms show he was vice president of “California Villages,” the public brand name for Cordary Inc, until 2016.Miller now serves as White House senior advisor to President Donald Trump.He is considered the of the Trump administration’s restrictive immigration program. Miller’s critics say his policies are driven by his views on .At one point, Miller also wanted to deny green cards to who received government assistance or housing subsidies.The Trump administration’s family separation policy, which has led to the separation and detaining of undocumented immigrant children, was also reportedly the work of Miller.Since the Paycheck Protection Program began, numerous from government watchdogs and journalists have shown loans going to and .&nbsp;The Daily Dot previously that White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany’s parents roofing company received between $1-2 million dollars in PPP loans.“California Villages,” the rental properties owned and operated by Miller’s family, currently requires all tenants to sign a “Crime Free” pledge saying they will not engage in recreational or medical marijuana use when they live in Miller’s properties.The pledge allows the Millers’ to terminate any leases for any violation of their “crime free” rules.READ MORE:&nbsp;

Stephen Miller is known as one of President Donald Trump’s most inflammatory advisors. And although he’s worked in the Senate before joining the campaign, he also had a side career: real estate.Stephen Miller’s family owns Cordary Incorporated, a real estate company based in Southern California. And for a time, up until 2016, despite his role as an aide to former Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.), he was also listed as a vice president with his family’s company.Now, that business has taken money from the government’s coronavirus funds.The Miller family’s business, Cordary Incorporated, possibly...

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Stephen Miller's parents took up to $1 million in coronavirus relief

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