Photos: The vandalized tea bus in Phoenix during the national tour

First on Fox: The tourist bus “Only Citizens votes” from the National Tea Party caused its tires last night during a stop in Phoenix while the group was traveling across the country to support the Save Act.

Photos provided to Fox News Digital show vandalism that took place Tuesday evening before the planned tourist bus stops in Tuscon and Scottsdale. The bus is wrapped in decals promoting tea and the integrity of the elections.

“Only citizens vote” the bus can read in large daring letters.

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The TAA Party Patriots bus tire was reduced and the police responded to the scene on Tuesday evening. (Action of Patriots of Tea Party)

“This cowardly act is not only an attack on a vehicle, it is an attack on the millions of Americans who believe in freedom of expression, civic commitment and secure elections,” said Jenny Beth Martin, president of Tea Party Patriots Action, Jenny Beth Martin.

“The action of Tea Party Patriots will not be intimidated,” she continued. “Our tour continues as planned, and we will continue to rally the Americans to support this necessary legislation.”

The tour, which experienced its first judgment in Garden Grove, California, in mid-August, shows stops in 16 states. The final of the tour will then be held in the national capital, during which the group will provide petition signatures to the members of the Congress in order to come together for support for the Save Act.

The members of the Action of Tea Party Patriots submitted a police report after vandalism in Phoenix. (Action of Patriots of Tea Party)

The safeguard law aims to demand that potential voters provide documents for evidence to register to vote. The bill would prohibit states from dealing with national registration forms for voters without certain evidence of citizenship, such as a passport, a birth certificate, driving licenses issued by the government or a military identity card.

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The Vandalism of the National Bus of the Tea Party comes after a series of other attempts at vandalism targeting republican entities and figures.

During the last month, the district office of the representative Mike Kelly, R-Penn., Was vandalized with paint in red aerosol which scribbled messages, like “mental illness is not a crime” and “gop = racism, rape, rape of children, concealment”, according to images shared by CBS News.

Meanwhile, earlier this year, several GOP seats across the country in several states, such as New York, Virginia and New Mexico, would also have been struck.

The image shows the seat of the republican party of the New Mexico in Albuquerque, which was targeted in an alleged criminal fire in March. (New Mexico Republican Party)

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Fearing a potential increase in violence following President Donald Trump’s return to the White House this year, the head of the National Committee of the Republican Congress, representative Richard Hudson, RN.C., Republican colleagues in March told the city halls to anyone.

Tuesday’s vandalism also follows the incidents of material damage and aggression against federal buildings and immigration officials in Los Angeles in the repression of the expulsion of the Trump administration there in June.

Earlier this year, there was also a wave of violence against Tesla dealerships and Tesla cars during Elon Musk’s mandate working as “special government employee” for Trump.