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Trump Supports Crackdown on Left After Kirk's Assassination

9/15/2025

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Miller Targets Leftists

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller announced plans to dismantle left-wing organizations, calling the left a "domestic terrorism movement" after Charlie Kirk's assassination.
Miller plans to use state power, including RICO and conspiracy charges, against these groups.
President Trump supported Miller, blaming the "radical left" for political violence and promising repercussions.
Investigators are exploring motivations behind Kirk's murder, amid rising calls for action against leftist groups.
Data shows both left and right extremists commit violence, but right-leaning incidents are more common.

Right

Trump Critiques Biden's Actions

President Trump criticized the Biden administration for allegedly financing efforts that label conservative groups as domestic terrorists following Charlie Kirk's assassination.
The Media Research Center asserts that the DHS misallocated $40 million to classify mainstream conservative organizations with extremists.
Kirk's organization, Turning Point USA, appeared in a "radicalization pyramid" connecting it to neo-Nazi groups.
The Biden administration faced backlash for targeting Kirk and other conservatives through censorship initiatives, fostering a hostile environment.
The article calls for accountability regarding rhetoric against conservative voices to avert further violence.

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Miller Targets Leftists

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller announced plans to dismantle left-wing organizations, calling the left a "domestic terrorism movement" after Charlie Kirk's assassination.
Miller plans to use state power, including RICO and conspiracy charges, against these groups.
President Trump supported Miller, blaming the "radical left" for political violence and promising repercussions.
Investigators are exploring motivations behind Kirk's murder, amid rising calls for action against leftist groups.
Data shows both left and right extremists commit violence, but right-leaning incidents are more common.

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