Trump to join thousands in Memorial of the right -wing American activist Charlie Kerk | Politics News

US President Donald Trump to address Arizona for assassination.

Tens of thousands of people are expected to attend a souvenir service in Arizona Charlie KerkThe right -wing activist in the United States and founder of Turning Point Usa, who was shot dead this month.

The event will be held on Sunday at the State Pharm Stadium in Glenel, which retires more than 63,000 people. The organizers said that an additional space was arranged nearby to accommodate excess crowds.

President Donald Trump, Vice President, C. Kirk’s widow, Erika, who has become the organization’s CEO recently, is expected to speak.

The Ministry of Internal Security classified the service as an “highest national importance” event, which is usually dedicated to occasions such as Super Bowl. Officials said strict security measures are present due to Trump’s presence and political tension surrounding Kirk.

Kirk, 31, was killed on September 10 during a university event in Utah. The police accused a 22 -year -old suspect of death, saying that he carried out the attack alone and killed Kirk because he was “sufficient to hate him.”

Kirk was a polarized figure who called for the use of tear gas, rubber bullets and whips against immigrants on the borders of the United States of Mexican; The proposed Islam is a threat to American society. He claimed that there was no “realistic data to support global warming.”

The American right looked at Kirk as a major figure in the Trump movement, who played a pivotal role in building support for the American president and the conservative reasons among young people.

Trump was accused of exploiting Kirk’s killing to make political gains by linking the killing to what he calls “left extremism” despite the refusal to enforce laws to allegedly an alleged assassination scheme. His remarks sparked criticism from opponents who accused him of amplifying political divisions.

Kirk Turning Point Usa was created in 2012 at the age of 18. The organization has grown to become one of the largest right -wing groups in the United States with the influence of high schools, universities and social media platforms.