Sunday, March 08
Adam Kinzinger, a former officer of the US Air Force, has voiced his strong objection to the tragic shooting of Alex Pretti by immigration agents in Minneapolis. He contended that the act of legally carrying a firearm should not be misrepresented as a sign of criminal intent.
In a tragic event that has ignited public outcry, federal immigration officials in Minneapolis were involved in a deadly shooting. Footage circulating online challenges the narrative that the individual was an imminent danger, with eyewitnesses asserting he had been subdued prior to the gunfire. This incident has prompted widespread protests and renewed demands for the dissolution of ICE.
Candace Owens claims she possesses an internal Zoom call involving Turning Point USA leadership held days after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. She alleges employees were encouraged to grieve but later faced loyalty questioning, unexpected terminations, and concerns about monitoring. Owens says she received a cease and desist letter, while TPUSA has not confirmed or denied the unverified claims, fueling online debate.
