Trump administration promises justice for Charlie Kirk, will focus on immigration offenses and the radical target

A day before his assassination, conservative activist Charlie Kirk, Kristi, called an SMS -SMS -SMS secretary, Kristi, who is liable for local officials who resist federal immigration policy. “The last message he sent me was the day before he passed away, and it is said,” We must hold these mayors and local officials accountable for what they do, “said on the Podcast of the New York Post. Name (53) told columnist Miranda Devine that she only saw the message after Kirk was killed at Utah Valley University during his September 10 event. “Charlie, he was incredible. It still makes me so sad that it’s hard to talk about, ‘she said. “I will always feel bad that I did not respond because I would have said,” Absolutely, I’m on it, “what I am, but I think he knew it.” Name said Kirk’s death resonated a lot: “I don’t know why it feels like such a fierce sad, but I think everyone feels it.” Stephen Miller: “We will do it in Charlie’s name”, the death of Kirk caused calls within the Trump administration for a stricter attitude against leftist groups. Stephen Miller, head of staff for the White House for Policy, said Kirk’s final admonition to him is that “we should take away and move on the radical left organizations in this country.” “We’re going to do that,” Miller promises. “It’s a large domestic terrorist movement. With God as my witness, we will use every resource we have at the Department of Justice, Homeland Safety and throughout this government to identify, disrupt, disrupt and destroy these networks and make America safe for the American people. This will happen, and we will do it in Charlie’s name. ‘ Utah shooting details Kirk, 31, was shot dead on September 10 while answering student questions during the opening stop of his ‘American Comeback’ tour. Authorities say Tyler Robinson, 22, fired a fatal shot at Kirk’s neck from a roof, about 200 meters further. He was arrested and charged on Tuesday with seven charges, including wasted murder, criminal dismissal of a firearm that caused serious bodily injuries, and the right to impede justice. FBI director Kash Patel told Fox News that Robinson’s actions are premature.