On behalf of Turning Point USA, Alliance Defending Freedom wrote a letter inquiring that the University of Memphis permit Kyle Rittenhouse to respond.
According to Alliance Defending Freedom, The University of Memphis may make up for its earlier losses by allowing Kyle Rittenhouse to converse on school.
The Christian legitimate group recently requested from school administrators to permit Rittenhouse speak this fall semester, increase security, and resolve previous issues with the ticketing system in a demand letter.
The letter also requests a refund of the price used to cover security’s failure to stop Rittenhouse’s March 20 speech’s upheaval.
Rittenhouse is a Gen Z Second Amendment activist, most known for shooting three people, two of them fatally, during a violent Black Lives Matter rally in Aug. 2020. In 2021, a judge found him not guilty of all expenses.
” A crowd chased TPUSA people to their vehicles, hurled death threats, and blocked them from exiting”, ADF wrote in its information transfer. The school then imposed a fine of$ 1,600 on TPUSA for the event’s surveillance, which obviated the mob’s ban. The University always punished any disruptor”.
Earlier this year, the school made a last-minute shift to ticketing, causing uncertainty for people who had signed up days before, as The College Fix originally reported. Even though Rittenhouse inevitably delivered his speech, the event resulted in harassment and a walkout from Turning Point USA attendees.
Interestingly, the school changed the booking program at the last minute. According to TPUSA CEO Charlie Kirk, protesters were “tipped off” about the change, which made it possible for them to squander tickets that they ultimately chose not to use.
The demand letter asks University of Memphis to prevent help Rittenhouse to return, promise to stop infiltrators, and teach staff on the First Amendment.
Additionally, it suggested filing a lawsuit against the company might be in the works. It also demanded a “litigation keep” on communications relating to the condition.
The University of Memphis ‘ lawyer, Mathew Hoffmann, stated in the news release that” the University of Memphis failed to uphold the Tennessee and the Constitution, which protect free speech on college colleges.”
Campus officials “persisted on enforcing rules and allowing unruly students to challenge a heckler’s reject at the expense of TPUSA,” he said.
We are urging authorities to correct their errors and let this incident to occur without incident once more.
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