Former Trump Advisor Questioned In Ongoing January 6 Investigation

Stephen Miller Testifies to DC Grand Jury

Former Trump advisor questioned in ongoing January 6 investigation

Miller was a key figure in Trump's immigration policies

Former Trump advisor Stephen Miller testified before a federal grand jury in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday as part of the ongoing investigation into the January 6 Capitol riot.

Miller, who was a top aide to Trump and the driving force behind his hardline immigration policies, has been subpoenaed by the Justice Department as part of its sprawling investigation into the events leading up to and including the January 6 attack.

Miller's appearance before the grand jury is a significant development in the investigation, as he is one of the highest-ranking former Trump officials to be questioned under oath by federal prosecutors.

It is not yet clear what Miller was asked about during his testimony, but prosecutors are likely interested in his knowledge of Trump's actions and intentions in the lead-up to January 6, as well as any communications he had with other Trump advisors or outside groups.

Miller's testimony comes as the Justice Department is ramping up its investigation into the January 6 riot, with dozens of subpoenas being issued in recent weeks. The department has also convened a grand jury to hear evidence in the case.

The investigation is expected to continue for several months, and it is possible that additional Trump advisors or allies could be subpoenaed or even charged with crimes.