Aaron's activity on September 24 centered almost entirely on immigration enforcement and election integrity — two issues he engaged with repeatedly and emphatically.

On the immigration front, Aaron amplified several posts documenting ICE's conduct. He reposted a report about a U.S. citizen in suburban Chicago who was mistakenly detained and injured by federal agents, and a post alleging the administration had deported at least 25,447 people to countries other than their own with no legal protections — described as "a scandal and crime of historic proportions." He also shared a post about the Stolen Neighbors Quilt, representing 11,000 Minnesotans taken by ICE, alongside a prediction that ICE will eventually be abolished and remembered alongside authoritarian secret police agencies like the Stasi and Securitate.

On voting rights and election integrity, Aaron reposted coverage of two stories. One was the resolution of the Crystal Mason case, in which a woman sentenced to five years in prison for an inadvertent voting error was acquitted after years of personal hardship. The other was a DHS voter fraud claim about Nevada that collapsed completely — 185 people flagged as noncitizen voters turned out to all be citizens. He also briefly reposted a note about a proposed regulation unlikely to clear committee, and shared a fundraising link for several Democratic state legislative candidates in competitive districts.