The two key pillars credited for creating, executing and balancing Trump’s ICE immigration shenanigans, Kristi Noem and Stephen Miller are facing some serious criticism for grooving to the 90s classic “Ice Ice Baby” at Donald Trump’s New Year’s Eve Party. Homeland Security Secretary Noem and White House advisor Miller were seen enjoying the onstage performance by Vanilla Ice on Wednesday evening. A video of the two was posted to X by none other than Miller’s podcaster wife Katie.
The video which quickly went viral, showed Miller looking slightly awkward as he mumbled the lyrics while nodding his head to the track, forcing a half-smile. The camera then panned to Noem who shed some hip-hop moves and rapping words to the song. The video was recorded at Trump’s black tie Mar-a-Lago gala where he, the first lady Melania Trump and their son Barron posed for photos amid charity bidding and musical sets. The netizens in the comments of the post couldn’t help but cringe at the MAGA workers with humorous and critical comments. “He looks like he wants to be back at work already rather than Mandatory Fun,” quipped one. “I’ve been on the internet since the very beginning and I’ve never seen anything more embarrassing than this,” commented another. “There are truly some horrible things about being MAGA, but having to pretend to like this shit has got to be the worst,” one pointed out. Numerous social media users dubbed the video “Cringe” while others pointed out how the event had Vanilla Ice as the “only semi-famous person willing to be associated” with the MAGA event. The clip, though embarrassing, resonated with Noem and Miller’s roles in the Trump administration. Known as ICE Barbie, Noem, 54, is the cabinet official who oversees ICE, the agency carrying out the arrest and removal push. Whereas, Miller, 40, has been closely advising Trump on immigration policy.