On the eve of “Texas Muslim Capitol Day,” an event to encourage Muslim participation in Texas government, a state lawmaker hosted a forum focused on homeland security and featuring some of America’s most outspoken anti-Muslim activists.
In the wake of the doxing of Mike Peinovich, the founder of the white nationalist “Alt-Right” podcast The Right Stuff (TRS), waves of criticism have followed and speculation has grown that the show is beginning to unravel.
President Trump’s executive orders on immigration, announced by the administration on Wednesday, include a plan to publicize purported crimes committed by undocumented immigrants in so-called “sanctuary cities.”
Kobach says he advised Trump on voter fraud probe and immigration orders; Tracking hate crimes, and doing it better; Origins of the alt-right; and more.
The false narrative of an epidemic of so-called “black-on-white crime” has long been one of the most effective deceptions in white nationalist propaganda, playing directly into an idea of besieged white populace while also attacking the press for censoring the “real facts."
Fake think tanks fuel fake news; White nationalists inside the Beltway; VDare’s convention plans spoiled; and more.
An antigovernment militia extremist who describes himself as a self-taught bomb maker and the “Picasso of machine guns” pleaded guilty on Monday to illegally possessing a fully automatic .50 caliber machine gun.
An Idaho man was arraigned Tuesday on a federal hate crime charge, one day after he pled guilty in state court to first-degree murder in the 2016 kicking and beating death of a man he believed was gay.
Women’s march organizer under hate attack; Hate crimes tied to income inequality; 'Alt-Right' dominating Trump’s Facebook page; and more.
Julie Kirchner, the former executive director of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), has been named chief of staff at U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the largest federal law enforcement agency of the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
