Summary
The Trump administration has revoked the visas of six non-U.S. citizens who commented online in support of Charlie Kirk's assassination. These individuals come from six different countries, including Mexico and South Africa. The decision is part of a broader policy targeting speech endorsing political violence.
Key Facts
- The U.S. State Department revoked six visas.
- The affected individuals made online comments supporting Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
- The targeted individuals are from Argentina, South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, Germany, and Paraguay.
- The Trump administration's policy includes canceling visas for speech interpreted as promoting political violence.
- The U.S. is re-screening visa holders for potential deportation flags.
- The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression is legally challenging the administration's actions.
- The State Department has not released the identities of the six individuals.
- The U.S. policy cites a lack of obligation to host foreigners who celebrate American deaths.
