MUST SEE: DHS Secretary Kristi Noem Reveals Last Texts From Charlie Kirk

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has revealed the chilling final message she received from Charlie Kirk before his tragic assassination.

Speaking in a recent interview, Noem said Kirk had sent her a text about the dangers of unchecked immigration in America’s cities.

“We have to hold these mayors and local officials accountable for what they’re doing,” Kirk wrote.

Noem explained that she missed the message when it first came in. “I was in a different time zone, and I didn’t see it until the next day,” she said.

The words carry even more weight given that they were Kirk’s final communication before his death.

“Charlie was passionate about protecting this country. He saw what illegal immigration was doing to our communities,” Noem said.

Conservatives have rallied around Kirk’s words as a reminder of his mission to defend American sovereignty.

For years, Kirk had warned that liberal sanctuary city policies were creating dangerous conditions for everyday Americans.

His last text shows just how urgent he believed the crisis had become.

“He was absolutely right. Local leaders who ignore immigration law are putting our people at risk,” Noem added.

The secretary described Kirk as “a patriot” who never stopped fighting for the safety of the American people.

“Charlie knew the threats were real, and he wasn’t afraid to call them out,” she said.

The revelation has stirred deep emotions among conservatives, many of whom see Kirk’s last words as a call to action.

Across social media, his supporters have shared the message, emphasizing its importance in the national debate over immigration.

The timing of the text — just hours before his death — has made it especially powerful.

“It breaks my heart to know that his last words to me were about protecting Americans,” Noem said.

The comment has renewed focus on the connection between border security and public safety.

Conservatives argue that Kirk’s death underscores the very dangers he spent his life warning about.

“He was a truth-teller,” Noem said. “And he never backed down from speaking that truth.”

For many, the text is not just a message from Kirk — it is a legacy.

It represents the core of his mission: holding leaders accountable for policies that endanger the nation.

Noem has vowed to continue pushing Kirk’s message at the highest levels of government.

“We owe it to Charlie to keep fighting,” she said.