Left-wing activists are reportedly planning to revive the “No Kings” protest movement during the upcoming Independence Day holiday, with a flyer circulating on social media calling for demonstrations under the slogan “This 4th of July, we’re reclaiming America’s promise.” However, the flyer’s numerous spelling mistakes have drawn skepticism about its legitimacy, and critics have mocked the movement’s previous efforts as ineffective. Social media responses labeled the original “No Kings” protests a failure, accusing the group of hypocrisy and performative rebellion. While the revival aims to challenge established political and social structures, its momentum appears shaky amid ongoing public criticism.

Federal authorities, meanwhile, are expressing growing concern about the potential for violence during these upcoming demonstrations. FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino referenced recent attacks on ICE agents in Los Angeles, where protesters reportedly threw rocks and other projectiles. He warned the suspects would soon be apprehended and called on the public for assistance. FBI Director Kash Patel echoed a zero-tolerance stance, stating, “Hit a cop, you’re going to jail,” regardless of political affiliation. The FBI has issued a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Elpidio Reyna, wanted for allegedly attacking federal officers with explosives. Additionally, U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli announced federal charges against an individual caught on video distributing riot gear during the violent unrest on June 9. As the Fourth of July approaches, tensions between law enforcement and protest groups continue to rise, with both sides preparing for possible clashes.