Across Instagram, militia cells are posting combat training videos, networking with other groups, and recruiting new members. Many frame themselves as disaster responders, but their pages feature Christian nationalist symbols and rhetoric tied to extremism and far-right subcultures. Read more:

Anti-Muslim extremist Tommy Robinson has been allowed into the U.S. despite past assault convictions and a record of rhetoric tied to real-world violence. The former English Defence League leader is now meeting with figures close to Trump while amplifying rhetoric linked to deadly attacks.

Over two days of sworn testimony, soon-to-be-former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem made claims that conflicted with federal records. Lawmakers pressed her over statements about detaining U.S. citizens and urged her to retract claims that two Americans killed by federal agents were “domestic terrorists.”

Extremist networks are sharing graphic “how-to” guides that teach young people to poison, extort, and kill. Sparked by a neo-Nazi plot to poison children in NYC, it details how networks like MKY, 764, and Terrorgram circulate these manuals, leaving digital blueprints for real-world violence.

A coalition of interfaith organizations has filed suit to halt Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission, arguing it is dominated by Christian members and unlawfully structured. The complaint says the panel marginalizes religious minorities and advances a government-backed vision of a Christian nation.

Tom Sewell has played a central role in Australia’s neo-Nazi movement, helping to build organizations that engaged in propaganda, street activism and violence. Although groups linked to him have announced their dissolution, the networks formed through those efforts remain active beyond Australia.

Martin Sellner has launched the “Institute for Remigration,” an effort to coordinate a Europe-wide campaign advocating mass deportations. Grounded in the “Great Replacement” theory, the initiative marks a push to translate long-standing white nationalist ideology into structured policy advocacy.

An Italian court has recognized CasaPound as fascist, convicting 12 members for attempting to revive the banned Fascist Party. After years of violence, extremist networking & open praise for dictatorship, one of Europe’s most visible neo-fascist movements now faces possible dissolution. Read more:

This week, we report on an ICE attorney who resigned to warn Congress that the agency is training officers to break the law, federal agents in San Diego detaining church volunteers for praying, and a pattern of Native American citizens getting grabbed by officers who don’t know what a tribal ID is.

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Decentralized “irregular” militias are recruiting openly on Instagram, posting combat drills and field exercises while branding themselves as community defense groups. Beneath that image, coded civil war rhetoric, Christian nationalist symbolism, and paramilitary presence on a mainstream platform.

While Grok faces investigations for generating sexualized AI images, including of children, Alliance Defending Freedom International is backing Elon Musk in X’s fight against EU regulation. A group that brands itself as pro family is defending a platform under scrutiny for AI driven exploitation.

Heritage released a plan urging states to challenge Plyler v. Doe and deny undocumented kids access to public schools, aiming to push the case to a Supreme Court it believes would overturn it. Days later, its president said gender-affirming care for adults should be outlawed. The strategy remains.

Former Austrian neo-Nazi Martin Sellner has launched the “Institute for Remigration,” aiming to advance mass deportations of migrants, and even citizens labeled “non-assimilated”, across Europe. Rooted in the “Great Replacement”, the project seeks to legitimize ethnic exclusion as migration policy.

Sarah Rogers has met with figures tied to Turning Point USA, Alliance Defending Freedom International, and Germany’s Alternative für Deutschland as she advances a Trump-backed “free speech” push in Europe, raising concerns about U.S. engagement with the continent’s far right.

White supremacists from around the world met in February to plan whites-only enclaves, expand recruitment, and advance mass “remigration.” Hosted by Arkansas-based Return to the Land, the summit convened neo-Nazi leaders invoking the “Great Replacement” and coordinating across borders. Read more:

MAGA influencers are using YouTube and Rumble to mainstream “Great Replacement” conspiracy theories, fueling a Trump administration “remigration” agenda linked to targeted violence, harassment, deaths in ICE custody, and white supremacist ideology recast as governance. Read more:

Despite prior convictions for assault and a past immigration violation, Tommy Robinson has been granted entry into the U.S. The former English Defence League leader is now meeting with figures in Trump’s orbit while promoting rhetoric once tied to deadly attacks, now from inside the United States.

Decentralized militias are openly recruiting on Instagram, posting combat training footage while framing themselves as defense groups. Behind that branding lies Christian nationalist rhetoric and far-right ties. These cells operate in plain sight, normalizing paramilitary organizing on social media.

The death of Quentin Deranque has become a symbolic flashpoint for the global far right, with the Trump administration amplifying tensions by casting the clash as “terrorism.” As protests spread and rhetoric intensifies, authorities now face the risk that online agitation spills into violence.

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Networks like Terrorgram & 764 circulate detailed manuals covering weapons, evasion, and targeted violence, some explicitly aimed at recruiting and radicalizing minors. Even as prosecutions move forward, the documents persist online, continuing to function as digital blueprints for real-world harm.

Sen. Jake Hoffman, indicted in the fake electors scheme, is now pushing bills to memorialize Charlie Kirk across Arizona highways and public spaces. One measure would route state revenue to Kirk’s $84M organization, raising questions as Hoffman’s firms have collected millions from Turning Point USA.

An Italian court has convicted 12 members of CasaPound for attempting to reconstitute the banned Fascist Party, the first judicial recognition of the group as fascist, raising the prospect of dissolution and intensifying pressure on its role in Italy’s far-right landscape. Read more:

This week: A VA rule that could slash disability ratings for 93,000+ veterans, calls to outlaw gender-affirming care, and U.S. officials amplifying and funding Europe’s far-right networks. Meanwhile, extremist groups circulate “how-to” manuals that coach minors in poisoning, extortion, and killing.

A nightclub livestream featuring Nick Fuentes, Andrew Tate, and Sneako praising Hitler underscores how misogyny and neo-Nazism are converging within influencer culture, transforming extremist ideology into widely consumed online content with real-world consequences. Read more:

As Grok faces investigations for generating sexualized AI images, including of minors, Alliance Defending Freedom International is backing Elon Musk in X’s challenge to the EU’s Digital Services Act fine. The clash exposes a stark gap between ADFI’s “family values” and the platform it’s defending.

A global lineup of neo-Nazi leaders met online to strategize whites-only compounds and “remigration.” Figures tied to Patriot Front, the National Alliance, Det fria Sverige, and the Asatru Folk Assembly shared plans to buy land, build communities, and strengthen cross-border extremist networks.

“Remigration” started in neo-Nazi networks. Now it’s echoed by Martin Sellner, embraced by Germany’s AfD, and invoked by Donald Trump. What was once extremist fantasy is being reframed as public policy, turning white nationalist ideology into enforcement, detention, and mass deportation. Read more:

Sarah Rogers is advancing a Trump-backed plan to fund MAGA-aligned groups in Europe while amplifying Christian nationalist and anti-LGBTQ+ narratives. Her ties include Turning Point, ADF, and Germany’s AfD, mirroring Project 2025 and raising alarms that U.S. diplomacy is boosting Europe’s far right.

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Convicted attacker & anti-Muslim agitator Tommy Robinson, previously denied entry to the U.S. for fraud & illegal entry, is now in the country. The former leader of the English Defence League, whose rhetoric has echoed in terrorist violence, is openly networking with Trump-world allies. Read more:

Trump officials are amplifying far-right fury in Europe after the death of an activist in Lyon. While Macron urged calm, the State Department cast the clash as “violent radical leftism,” sparking a diplomatic conflict with France and energizing extremists from Alexander Dugin to Tommy Robinson.

Project 2025 urged cutting veterans’ disability costs. On Feb. 17, the VA adopted a rule to rate disabilities based on medicated symptoms, meaning a vet rated 100% could drop to 30% if treatment shows improvement, risking income and health coverage. Enforcement is paused. The rule still stands.

An Italian court has formally recognized CasaPound as fascist, convicting 12 members for attempting to revive the banned Fascist Party. After years of violence, extremist networking, and open praise for dictatorship, one of Europe’s most visible neo-fascist movements now faces possible dissolution.

ADF International is backing Elon Musk in X’s fight against the EU’s Digital Services Act fine, even as Grok faces international investigations for generating sexualized deepfakes, including of minors. A group that claims to defend children is siding with a platform under scrutiny for exploitation.

A coalition of Muslim, Sikh, Hindu, and interfaith groups is suing to stop Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission, saying it excludes religious minorities and breaks federal rules. The case argues the administration is reshaping “religious freedom” policy around an authoritarian Christian agenda.

A broader ecosystem of extremist manuals is circulating online. Shared across networks like Terrorgram and Com-linked groups such as 764 and No Lives Matter, the guides offer detailed instruction on weapons, evasion, and targeted violence, and remain accessible even as prosecutions move forward.

Sarah Rogers is using her post as Under Secretary of State to advance a Trump-backed effort to fund MAGA-aligned groups across Europe. Her engagement with Turning Point USA, ADF International, and Germany’s AfD underscores concerns that U.S. diplomacy is aligning with Europe’s far right. Read more:

Australia’s move to ban Sewell’s NSN signals a broader crackdown on extremist groups. But from Mark Collett’s networks to the Active Club model, far-right organizing now relies on decentralized structures built to rebrand fast. A ban removes the name, not the network driving recruitment.

Anti-Muslim extremist Tommy Robinson has been allowed into the U.S. despite past assault convictions, immigration fraud, and a history of rhetoric tied to real-world violence. The founder of the English Defence League now claims allies close to Donald Trump helped secure his entry. Read more:

NYYRC president Stefano Forte is speaking in Pretoria with Afrikaner nationalists & Europe’s far right, highlighting growing global ties and an expanding circuit where strategy is shared. As @heidibeirich.bsky.social notes, “All of these movements have expressed support for white nationalist ideas”.

Ten years after marriage equality became law, 47 anti-LGBTQ+ Christian groups are coordinating a campaign to roll it back. Branded as a “children’s rights” effort, the initiative seeks to strip marriage protections nationwide. Read more:

This week: A VA rule lifted straight from Project 2025 could slash disability ratings for 93,256 veterans by penalizing those whose medication works. An Arizona state senator collected $3M+ from Turning Point USA. And Heritage’s Kevin Roberts on adult gender-affirming care: “You outlaw it.”

After a far-right activist’s death in Lyon, Trump officials escalated tensions, casting the clash as “terrorism” while Macron called for calm. The rhetoric is now fueling extremists from Alex Dugin to Tommy Robinson, who are turning the killing into a global far-right rallying cry for retaliation.

An Italian court has convicted 12 members of CasaPound under the 1952 Scelba law for attempting to reconstitute the banned Fascist Party, the first judicial recognition of the group as fascist, raising the prospect of dissolution and intensifying pressure on its role in Italy’s far-right landscape.

GPAHE lanzó la versión en español de su página sobre Project 2025 y advierte que ya no es un plan a futuro, sino una agenda en implementación para concentrar poder bajo Donald Trump. Varias propuestas ya avanzan, con graves consecuencias en derechos humanos y efectos en la política exterior.

A livestream featuring Nick Fuentes, Andrew Tate, Sneako, and other manosphere influencers praising Hitler shows how misogyny is converging with neo-Nazism in online spaces. As these networks expand, Nazism is normalized, fueling hate and violence against women and other vulnerable communities.

From Identitarian networks and neo-Nazi meetings in Europe to Trump government rhetoric, this timeline shows how “remigration” crossed borders, gained political legitimacy, and became U.S. policy, turning an extremist ideology into state action with severe human rights consequences. Read more:

The federal government created Stonewall National Monument to honor the uprising that launched the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement. Now it has erased “transgender” from the site’s website, and with it, the legacy of transgender human rights defenders who were central to the rebellion. Read more: