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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has announced that his office will be investigating the University of North Texas, after they continued to refused to take action against radical leftwing students.
This stems from an incident that went viral following the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Students where caught on video cheering on and giggling at the viral video of him being killed.
One student in the video pushed back, saying that it was wrong for her classmates to celebrate a murder, which of course lead to her facing harassments from fellow students at UNT.
AG Paxton is now calling out UNT in a press release from his office, which reads, "In the face of left-wing terror being celebrated and the threatening of students, UNT leadership has chosen to do next to nothing. That’s outrageous. Thus far, there has been zero school officials fired, zero students expelled, and zero accountability from UNT as the campus is overrun by left-wing extremists violently threatening anyone who disagrees with them. I will continue to investigate this matter and use the full weight of this office to stop this madness.”