US Cancels Entry Documents of 6 Non-Citizens Over Social Media Posts About Charlie Kirk

America's State Department stated on Tuesday that it had canceled the visas of six non-citizens due to social media posts regarding the assassination of conservative figure Charlie Kirk.

"The US has no obligation to welcome non-citizens who celebrate violence on US citizens," declared the Department of State in a statement. "Our department continues to identify permit holders who praised the awful murder of Charlie Kirk."

Examples of Visa Revocations

The department then shared 6 "examples of international visitors who are now barred in the US" in a thread on the digital network.

The chain included images and comments from people stated to be non-citizens from Argentinian, Brazilian, Germany, Mexican, Paraguay and South African.

Information Partially Disclosed

Not one of the individuals was named by name, but the captures made it feasible to determine the details of two persons, including someone who had been targeted for harassment by conservatives on the network.

"Charlie Kirk won't be remembered as a hero," read one of the remarks shared online. "He served to astroturf a campaign of racist trailer trash!"

Government Policy and Previous Measures

The chain ended with a announcement from the department that the administration "will defend our borders, our culture, and our people by applying our border policies. Aliens who misuse America's welcome while applauding the killing of our people will be deported."

Earlier, a deputy official of state asked online users to share him content negative about Kirk, declaring he was "horrified to see individuals on social media applauding, rationalizing, or making light of the event, and have ordered our consular officials to undertake necessary measures."

Wider Immigration Policies

• The government has previously ramped up attempts to locate and potentially expel many of international scholars it claims of participating in protests as protests against the Israeli widespread violence of Palestine's residents in the region.
• The leadership has additionally required international travelers to make their social media profiles visible so that they can be reviewed before they are allowed to enter the America.
• In recently, the administration has withdrawn South Africa's ambassador to the US for statements critical of the leadership.
• Also, it has canceled a entry permit for the Palestine's leader to go to the United Nations conference in New York.
• The government has additionally withdrawn entry permits of a British punk-rap group.

Assessment of Visa Owners

The government has additionally stated it is assessing the situation of more than 55 million holders of visas to enter the US for possible violations of its standards.

Criticism from Rights Groups

These measures have been condemned by liberties associations as clear violations of fundamental protections for free speech, which cover everyone in the US, besides residents.