United States Revokes Visas of Six International Visitors Over Social Media Remarks Targeting Charlie Kirk

America's Department of State declared on Tuesday that it had canceled the entry permits of 6 international visitors due to social media comments made about the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

"America has zero requirement to host non-citizens who celebrate violence on Americans," announced the Department of State in a release. "The State Department continues to locate visa holders who celebrated the heinous murder of Charlie Kirk."

Instances of Entry Permit Withdrawals

The office then shared six "instances of foreign nationals who are prohibited in the US" in a chain on the digital network.

The thread featured captures and statements from users described as foreign nationals from Argentinian, Brazil, Germany, Mexico, Paraguay and South Africa.

Details Somewhat Disclosed

Not one of the people was revealed by name, but the screenshots made it achievable to determine the information of 2 persons, one of them one who had been targeted for attacks by conservatives on the site.

"Charlie Kirk will not be seen as a hero," read an example of the remarks posted online. "He functioned to artificially promote a movement of white nationalist trailer trash!"

Government Policy and Earlier Actions

The series finished with a statement from the State Department that the leadership "will defend our borders, our culture, and our citizens by applying our entry regulations. Aliens who take advantage of America's openness while applauding the murder of our citizens will be expelled."

Earlier, a assistant secretary of state asked online participants to share him posts negative about Kirk, stating he was "appalled to see certain people on digital networks praising, justifying, or making light of the situation, and have ordered our consular officials to undertake required steps."

Broader Immigration Measures

• The government has earlier ramped up efforts to find and potentially remove thousands of international scholars it accuses of participating in unrest in the form of rallies against Israel's widespread violence of Palestine's residents in Gaza.
• The government has additionally mandated foreign visitors to make their social media pages open so that they can be examined before they are allowed to visit the United States.
• In recently, the administration has expelled South Africa's representative to the US for comments negative about the administration.
• Additionally, it has canceled a visa for the Palestinian leader to participate in the UN meeting in NYC.
• The government has also cancelled entry permits of a British music band.

Examination of Visa Owners

The administration has additionally said it is reviewing the standing of above 55,000,000 holders of entry permits to enter the US for potential breaches of its policies.

Criticism from Civil Liberties Groups

These steps have been criticized by civil rights associations as blatant violations of constitutional protections for free expression, which protect everyone in the US, besides nationals.