State Council surveillance of foreign nationals praises Kirk’s shooting

The State Department will monitor foreign nationals for their “glory violence” and “appropriate action” after the Charlie Kirk shooting.

Secretary of State Chris Landau wrote on X: “In view of yesterday’s horrific assassination of a leading politician, I would like to emphasize that foreigners with glory of violence and hatred are not welcome to visit our country.”

“I am disgusted to see some compliments, rationalization or articulation of activities on social media and direct our consular officials to take appropriate action. Please feel free to bring such comments from foreigners to my attention @statement It can protect the American people. ”

Charlie Kirk

Landau said in a subsequent article that he would instruct his consular officials to monitor his reply to X’s post to call up foreign nationals in the United States to make visas for such remarks.

The State Department said in June it would monitor visa applicants’ social media posts and direct applicants to set their social media to “public.”

Charlie Kirk assassination witness describes minimum safety, horror shooting

A group of people watched when Charlie Kirk appeared at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah on September 10, 2025. (Trent Nelson/Salt Lake Tribune)

The State Council has revoked more than 6,000 student visas, either because the recipient has overpriced his visa or violated the law. The “overwhelming majority” of violations of the law are attacks, driving under influence, burglary or “support for terrorism.”

Kirk, a 31-year-old conservative activist, father of two and co-founder of Turning Point in the United States, was fatally shot dead in a speech at Utah Valley University in Orham, Utah. The event was part of his “America Comeback Tour,” which attracted about 3,000 attendees.

Secretary of State Chris Landau wrote on X: “In view of yesterday’s horrific assassination of a leading politician, I would like to emphasize that foreigners with glory of violence and hatred are not welcome to visit our country.” (Luisa Gonzalez/Reuters)

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Kirk asked the audience a question of mass shootings involving transgender people when a shot hits the neck. The weapon that was later restored was a high-power bolt imitation rifle found in a nearby forest area. Authorities believe the shooting came from a roof that was about 200 yards away.

Although the suspect remains the entire suspect, the FBI recently released images pleading for the public to help identify the shooter.