Washington DC - Katie Miller, the wife of White House policy advisor Stephen Miller, fumed after comedian Pete Davidson mocked President Donald Trump's immigration agenda during a recent appearance on Saturday Night Live.

In an X post shared on Sunday, Miller argued that the iconic comedy show, which has been on air for over 50 years, was no longer funny.

"For over a decade, not only hasn't SNL been funny, but it's been [the] voice of woke corporate leftists and the elite – that's why these skits have devolved into drivel, not comedy," Miller argued.

"Now imagine if they actually mocked their globalist overlords instead of bowing to their groupthink," she added.

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"ICE are heroes."

Miller's post included a clip from the recent episode of SNL in which Davidson, a former cast member of the show, returned to play Trump's border czar Tom Homan.

In the skit, ICE agents complain to Homan about protesters in Minneapolis carrying guns.

Davidson, in character, responds, "Well, let's flip it around. How many of you went to a Stop the Steal protest with a loaded automatic weapon?"

"I'm Tom Homan, OK?" Davidson continues. "I am the separating-families-at-the-border guy. I'm the on-film-taking-a-$50,000-bribe guy. And y'all are making me look like the upstanding, reasonable adult in the room. That's crazy!"

The skit comes as the Trump administration faces significant backlash for sending thousands of federal agents to occupy Minnesota. Their presence has caused tensions to rise in the city and sparked massive protests.

In January, two Minneapolis residents – Renee Good and Alex Pretti – were fatally shot by federal agents in two separate incidents.

After Pretti's death, the Trump administration sent Homan to Minnesota, where he has vowed to make "certain improvements" to their mission and promised that any agent that breeches conduct "will be dealt with."