Overview
- The Virginia incident report states the chalked messages were non-threatening and referenced issues including immigration, transgender rights, DEI, and white supremacy.
- Katie Miller had described the sidewalk chalking as doxxing on Fox News and asserted that several criminal statutes were violated.
- A photo cited by Miller showed the phrase “Stephen Miller is preying on families” written in chalk outside the residence.
- Days before the report became public, Miller told the “Ruthless” podcast that people drove by her home, sent death threats, and made her yard feel unsafe for her children.
- The report notes the Millers later moved onto a military base, and separate reporting cited in the article said the home was listed for sale at $3.75 million.