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GPAHE Weekly Newsletter

This week: The White House turns anti-immigrant rhetoric into video games; new GPAHE reports track the far right’s growing influence and transnational ties in Australia and New Zealand; and experts warn a new HHS study could be used to target transgender people.

This week: A crypto casino-sponsored fight event featured Nazis and white supremacists at Orlando’s Kia Center; a flawed HHS study links the transgender community to political violence; and the False Psychology of Gad Saad.

This week: the Trump administration is expanding the anti-abortion and anti-LGBTQ+ Geneva Consensus Declaration across Latin America, Sen. Josh Hawley is advancing Christian nationalist politics, far-right streamer Asmongold, and Orbán-linked networks are shifting their infrastructure toward the U.S.

This week: The growing recruitment of teens by neo-Nazi Active Clubs, GPAHE’s new fact sheets on counterterrorism, “remigration” and the Geneva Consensus Declaration, and growing concerns over the Trump administration’s use of terrorism laws to target political dissent and protests.

This week: Project 2025’s censorship agenda expands, targeting LGBTQ+ books and the open internet; platforms remove some Identitarian accounts while far-right networks remain active; and Washington takes the lead in the Geneva Consensus Declaration, an international anti-abortion campaign.

This week: How the Trump administration weakened domestic counterterrorism as far-right extremism grows; anti-migrant violence fueled by “remigration” rhetoric in Spain; Samuel Samson’s ties to Europe’s far right; Dusty Deevers’ Christian nationalist agenda; and Orbán’s network finds a new home in MAGA.