In response to a question about human trafficking trends throughout the country, FBI Director Kash Patel said on Sunday that he was surprised to learn upon taking office that Memphis, Tennessee, leads the nation in homicides per capita. Patel made the remarks during a joint appearance on "Sunday Morning Futures" with Deputy Director Dan Bongino, when he said he was surprised to learn about the crime in Memphis after host Maria Bartiromo asked about the "biggest cells" of trafficking in the country.

Arizona joined 21 other states last week to require an ID for Arizonans in order to view pornographic sites on the internet. HB 2112, sponsored by Representative Nick Kupper (R-Surprise) and signed into law by Governor Katie Hobbs, requires Arizonans who access the online smut sites to prove they are at least 18 by providing a government-issued ID or using an age-verification system that relies on “transactional data.” The bill passed along party lines, with only one Democrat in the State Senate and two Democrats in the State House voting yes.  “Arizona families have had enough,” said Kupper in a press release from the Arizona House of Representatives. “Hardcore pornography has been just one click away from kids for too long, and the companies behind it have looked the other way while cashing in. This law forces them to take responsibility and keeps minors off their platforms.”