Stephen Miller flees Arlington after sidewalk chalk protest forces him to sell beloved home

Stephen Miller, former White House deputy chief of staff, is selling his Arlington home for $3.75 million. He bought it just two years ago for $2.875 million, as per the report by ARLnow. Miller and his wife, Katie Miller, a podcaster, appear to have quietly moved out of the neighborhood in recent weeks. Neighbors said they were seen moving out.

The house officially went on the market on October 7. The move follows several peaceful chalk protests outside their home. Messages like “Stephen Miller is destroying democracy,” “stop the kidnapping,” and “no white nationalism” were written on the sidewalk in bold letters.

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Even though the chalk washed away, the tension remained. Katie Miller reacted on social media, saying, “To the ‘Tolerant Left’ who spent their day trying to intimidate us in the house where we have three young children: We will not back down. We will not cower in fear. We will double down. Always, for Charlie.”


The home listing describes a very different story: six bedrooms, 6.5 baths, “luxury living at its finest,” and “comprehensive security”, according to the report by ARLnow. It is unclear how Miller, who has no private-sector experience or known business ventures, ended up owning a multimillion-dollar property in one of Arlington’s richest neighborhoods.

Public service usually doesn’t come with a luxury home portfolio, but Miller has used his time in Washington to build a career of right-wing influence, showing that “the grift pays well.”

FAQs

Q1. Why is Stephen Miller selling his Arlington home?

He is selling after peaceful chalk protests outside his house caused tension in the neighborhood.

Q2. How much is Stephen Miller’s Arlington home listed for?

The home is listed for $3.75 million, up from $2.875 million two years ago.