, N.M. —

Social media posts about Charlie Kirk's assassination have caused job losses in the state, highlighting the ongoing debate over free speech.

At Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell, officials confirmed that a campus security guard is no longer employed due to "a negative social media post" made about Kirk.

"This individual is no longer with our campus, and I want to assure you that the safety and security of our students, faculty, and staff is our top priority," UNMU-Roswell President Shawn Powell said.

In Los Lunas, parents reported that a principal at a Bosque Farms school has faced criticism for posting about Kirk's death. The school district is reviewing the complaints and has appointed the vice principal to run the school, though the principal's long-term status remains

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