The FBI was actively investigating social media accounts linked to the Evergreen High School shooter two months prior to the shooting, after receiving a tip from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL). The investigation was opened due to the shooter’s online activity, which included discussions of mass shootings and threats. Despite continued efforts, the FBI was unable to identify the user behind these accounts until the day of the shooting. The ADL’s report revealed the shooter had been exposed to white supremacist content and violent imagery online, which potentially contributed to his radicalization. The investigation into the shooter’s motives and any potential charges related to the shooting is still ongoing.
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The article emphasizes that Donald Trump’s racism is a critical, yet often overlooked, aspect of his persona and presidency. While the focus may shift to other figures, the core issue remains Trump’s long-established racist tendencies, which are well-documented. This racism, demonstrated through various statements and actions, is not considered “news” anymore, yet it remains a defining characteristic of his actions and significantly impacts the United States. This reality shapes the country’s atmosphere and contributes to a hostile environment.
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The Aryan Freedom Network (AFN), a neo-Nazi group, has reportedly experienced a surge in interest and recruitment, attributing it to President Trump’s rhetoric and policies. Trump’s attacks on diversity initiatives, stance on immigration, and invocation of “Western values” are seen as galvanizing far-right activists. White supremacist groups are committing a growing proportion of U.S. political violence, coinciding with a shift in the far right’s boundaries. While the group denies any association with violence, it openly advocates preparing for a “Racial Holy War”.
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The Global Project Against Hate and Extremism has uncovered a burgeoning network of neo-Nazi youth groups, known as Active Clubs, that are actively recruiting American teenagers through social media. These clubs, disguised as fitness groups, have seen a 59% increase in the United States since October 2023, spreading white supremacist ideology and propaganda, including quotes from Adolf Hitler. Originating from the Rise Above Movement, Active Clubs utilize a decentralized model developed by Robert Rundo and Denis Kapustin, offering guidance on evading law enforcement while coordinating street fights and propaganda. The groups emphasize fitness and community in their public messaging, but also host international events and generate revenue through merchandise, posing a growing transnational threat with 231 chapters documented across 28 countries as of 2025.
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Noah Lamb, a member of a White supremacist group, has been charged with multiple counts, including soliciting the murder of federal officials, for his involvement in an alleged assassination plot. Lamb and others allegedly created a “kill list” targeting perceived enemies of White supremacist accelerationism, which was disseminated through the Terrorgram Collective, a network on Telegram. Lamb’s role included identifying targets and gathering personal information for the list, which included a US senator and a federal judge. Authorities arrested Lamb, finding White supremacist materials and gun parts in his possession, and the Justice Department has requested he be detained.
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The preferential treatment afforded Afrikaner refugees starkly contrasts with the prolonged suffering of other refugees whose resettlement, already approved under President Biden, has been deliberately stalled by the Trump administration. This delay, despite a court order to resume resettlement, highlights the administration’s blatant disregard for these approved refugees. In contrast, Afrikaners benefited from a swift resettlement process facilitated by a Trump executive order, completed within months. This disparity exposes the hypocrisy and cruelty inherent in the administration’s immigration policies.
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The core of the conservative movement is the preservation of American racial hierarchy, and recent events highlight this. A prime example is Shiloh Hendrix, a white woman who racially abused a Black child and subsequently raised nearly $800,000 through online fundraising, despite displaying blatant racism. This incident, along with numerous others, reveals a pattern of white conservatives using victimhood narratives to justify acts of racial violence and hatred, receiving financial and moral support from within their community. This behavior demonstrates a clear desire to publicly humiliate and dominate Black people without consequence, exemplified by the normalization and even celebration of racist language. The pattern of funding individuals who harm Black people, ranging from those convicted of hate crimes to those who simply use racial slurs, has a long and disturbing history.
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This investigation reveals that James Joseph Rodden, an assistant chief counsel for ICE in Dallas, is the operator of the X account “GlomarResponder.” This account has a long history of posting racist, xenophobic, and pro-fascist content, including statements that endorse violence against immigrants. The identification of Rodden as GlomarResponder is supported by extensive evidence, including biographical details, employment history, and social media activity. Rodden’s continued employment with ICE raises serious ethical concerns, given his publicly expressed views and potential for bias in immigration court proceedings.
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The Texas Observer revealed that Jim Rodden, an ICE assistant chief counsel, operates a white supremacist X account filled with racist and xenophobic statements, including praise for Hitler. Despite calls for investigation from three members of Congress and a complaint to the D.C. Bar, ICE has not confirmed Rodden’s employment status, though he was notably absent from scheduled court appearances. Rodden’s alleged actions raise serious concerns about the integrity of ICE’s prosecutorial process and his fitness to represent the U.S. government. A Massachusetts lawyer filed a complaint with both the D.C. Bar and ICE’s Office of Professional Responsibility.
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This investigation reveals that James Joseph Rodden, an assistant chief counsel for ICE in Dallas, is the operator of the X account GlomarResponder. For years, this account has disseminated racist, xenophobic, and pro-fascist content, including statements advocating violence against immigrants. Rodden’s employment with ICE is confirmed through multiple sources, and extensive cross-referencing of online activity, public records, and court appearances strongly links him to the account. The findings raise serious ethical concerns about Rodden’s ability to impartially represent ICE in immigration court, given his expressed views. The article concludes with Rodden still representing the government in immigration court.
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John Q. Hosedrinker