Overview
- Miller, one of four Jewish Republican members of Congress, shared an 11-second voicemail using explicit antisemitic slurs and said such threats are routine.
- He said he reported the caller to the U.S. Capitol Police, and House Majority Whip Tom Emmer publicly condemned the threat and expressed support.
- The voicemail arrived minutes after a vehicle packed with explosives was rammed into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, where the attacker was shot and killed by security.
- The FBI described the Michigan assault as a targeted act of violence against the Jewish community, and investigators have not confirmed any connection to the voicemail.
- Miller has previously reported harassment, including a 2025 roadside incident in Ohio for which a suspect was arrested on charges such as aggravated menacing.