After Kirk was killed, the White House threatened to dismantle the left-leaning groups

Senior officials of the White House have vowed that the Trump administration will dismantle a left-leaning group allegedly linked to the murder of right-wing opinion leader Charlie Kirk.

According to reports from Reuters and AFP, in memory of the murdered Charlie Kirk, US Vice President Vance made a cameo appearance as the host of Kirk's podcast on Monday (September 15), with White House Deputy Chief of Staff Miller as a guest. Kirk, a close ally of US President Trump, was shot dead last week while giving a speech at Utah Valley University.

Miller said on the show that before his death, Kirk urged them to crack down on unnamed left-wing groups that incited violence and vowed that the federal government would use "all available resources" to dismantle them.

He said, "We will mobilize all resources from the Department of Justice, the Department of Homeland Security, and the entire government to identify, dismantle and destroy these terrorist networks, making the United States a safe country for its people once again."

Subsequently, Miller told reporters at the White House that the Trump administration is considering holding criminally responsible a network of "non-profit entities" that attacked law enforcement agencies. It is reported that these entity organizations are suspected of using malicious privacy disclosure (doxxing) methods and providing materials for the riots, but they have not provided relevant evidence.