Across the country an illegal immigrant supporter attempted to ram law enforcement during a traffic stop involving Border Patrol in ME. In WA, LGBT and pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted a Christian rally, while in OR, Antifa targeted an ICE facility. In DC, pro-Palestinian soldiers disrupted a Senate hearing, protests escalated against National Guard deployment, the White House Peace Vigil was dismantled and restored, Codepink disrupted a cabinet dinner, and students staged anti-Trump demonstrations. In PR, activists protested outside a U.S. Air Base. In GA, a judge dismissed RICO charges against Cop City far-left extremists. In IL, protesters blocked access to an ICE facility. In UT, conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated by the boyfriend of a transgender, we’ll provide the latest updates in that investigation. Also, in UT, LGBT and socialist activists rallied at the Capitol, and a trans militia group deactivated; later, an explosive device was discovered under a Fox News affiliate media vehicle in Salt Lake City. In NC, UNC’s campus was vandalized with pro-Palestinian graffiti. In ID, a fight broke out at a Kirk vigil leading to arrests. In AZ, a man was arrested for vandalizing a Kirk memorial and a public memorial was scheduled for 70,000 attendees. In TN, the National Guard is set to deploy to Memphis to combat crime. In NY, police issued threat alerts during Trump’s 9/11 appearance at Yankee Stadium. Data also showed that CA, PA, FL, NY, TX, TN, and OH experienced increased attacks against Christian churches in 2024, part of a broader pattern recorded across 43 states. On a national level, conservative movement momentum surged after Kirk’s assassination, with millions of new social media followers and tens of thousands of new TPUSA chapter requests nationwide. Several NFL teams declined to honor Kirk, and teachers and doctors glorified is killing. The FTC warned Big Tech not to adopt EU content moderation standards in the U.S. Starlink experienced a nationwide outage. A Senate amendment requiring the DOJ to release Epstein documents failed after Republicans voted it down. The State Department warned foreign visa holders who praised Kirk’s killing that they could face revocation. An AP investigation revealed that U.S. tech companies supplied hardware and services to China’s surveillance systems used to target minorities. Outside the U.S., Nepal’s social media ban sparked violent protests, resulting in dozens killed, hundreds injured, and the prime minister’s resignation followed by an overthrow of the Government.
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