‘America Is Full…’: Charlie Kirk’s Anti-India Rant Goes Viral After His Murder | World News

New Delhi: Charlie Kirk, a right -wing activist of US President Donald Trump, was shot and killed on Wednesday during a university event at Utah University. The event of the event shocked and held discussions about the past statements about Indian immigrants.

The remarkable task was held on September 2, X (formerly called Twitter): “America does not need a visa for people from India. Maybe no legal immigrant did not harm American workers as much as people from India. We are no longer. We are full. Let’s finally put our people in the first place.”

He argued that the United States should give priority to their citizens and more migration from India is unnecessary.

Fox News, who said that any trade agreement with India would require the US to give more visas, wrote in response to a mission of Laura Ingraham. “I don’t want to give them anything as a part of visas or trade deficit.” He said.

Trump refers to the sorrow of Kirk’s death

President Trump announced Kirk’s death on Truth Social. “Nobody understood the feelings of American youth better than Charlie. Everyone was especially loved and admired by me. Ancı he wrote to the deceased family, and said,“ Melania and I sent our deepest sympathy to the beautiful wife of Charlie Erica and the whole family. Charlie, we love you! ”

At the University of Utah, the shooting not only led to national grief, but also revived the debate on the controversial attitude of Kirk on Indian immigrants and US visa policies. His statements have led to controversy about migration, labor and national priorities in the United States.