United States Cancels Entry Documents of 6 Foreigners Over Online Comments Criticizing Charlie Kirk

America's State Department announced on Tuesday that it had canceled the visas of 6 foreign nationals due to social media comments made about the killing of conservative figure Charlie Kirk.

"The US has no obligation to host non-citizens who wish death on US citizens," declared the State Department in a statement. "Our department continues to locate permit holders who applauded the terrible killing of Charlie Kirk."

Instances of Entry Permit Revocations

The agency then listed six "cases of aliens who are prohibited in the US" in a series on the online platform.

The thread featured captures and comments from individuals stated to be foreign nationals from Argentinian, Brazil, German, Mexico, Paraguayan and South African.

Details Somewhat Disclosed

None of the persons was identified by full identity, but the screenshots made it achievable to determine the identities of two people, among them an individual who had been singled out for attacks by conservatives on the network.

"Charlie Kirk will not be seen as a icon," read an example of the comments published online. "He served to fake support for a movement of extremist uneducated!"

Government Policy and Earlier Actions

The chain finished with a statement from the State Department that the leadership "shall protect our frontiers, our way of life, and our citizens by enforcing our entry regulations. Aliens who misuse America's openness while celebrating the murder of our people will be deported."

Earlier, a assistant official of state asked online members to send him posts negative about Kirk, saying he was "disgusted to see individuals on online platforms praising, excusing, or minimizing the incident, and have ordered our consular officials to take necessary measures."

Additional Immigration Measures

• The government has previously increased efforts to identify and potentially expel numerous of international scholars it claims of involving in demonstrations through protests against Israel's extensive casualties of Palestine's people in Gaza.
• The administration has also required foreign visitors to make their social media accounts visible so that they can be checked before they are allowed to come to the America.
• In recently, the leadership has removed South Africa's diplomat to the US for statements critical of the administration.
• Additionally, it has canceled a travel document for the Palestinian leader to attend the United Nations meeting in New York.
• The government has additionally withdrawn visas of a UK music duo.

Assessment of Entry Owners

The government has additionally stated it is assessing the status of over 55 million owners of entry permits to enter the US for potential violations of its policies.

Objections from Civil Liberties Groups

These actions have been criticized by liberties groups as obvious breaches of constitutional guarantees for free expression, which cover everyone in the US, besides residents.