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

America's Department of State declared on Tuesday that it had revoked the entry permits of six non-citizens due to online posts made about the killing of conservative figure Charlie Kirk.

"America has zero requirement to host non-citizens who wish death on our people," announced the State Department in a statement. "We continues to locate document holders who celebrated the terrible killing of Charlie Kirk."

Instances of Entry Permit Cancellations

The office then listed 6 "instances of aliens who are prohibited in the US" in a chain on the digital network.

The thread included captures and statements from people stated to be international visitors from Argentinian, Brazilian, Germany, Mexico, Paraguayan and South Africa.

Details Partially Disclosed

Not one of the persons was revealed by full identity, but the screenshots made it feasible to determine the identities of 2 people, one of them one who had been singled out for abuse by conservatives on the platform.

"Charlie Kirk will not go down as a icon," read a particular of the posts posted online. "He served to fake support for a movement of white nationalist low-class!"

Leadership Position and Past Steps

The chain ended with a declaration from the department that the leadership "shall protect our boundaries, our way of life, and our residents by enforcing our immigration laws. Foreign nationals who take advantage of America's openness while celebrating the killing of our residents will be deported."

Recently, a deputy official of state encouraged online members to share him comments attacking Kirk, declaring he was "horrified to see some on social media celebrating, justifying, or minimizing the situation, and have ordered our diplomatic staff to take necessary measures."

Wider Immigration Actions

• The leadership has before ramped up attempts to identify and possibly remove numerous of international scholars it claims of involving in protests through protests against the Israeli mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza.
• The government has additionally mandated overseas guests to make their social media profiles visible so that they can be checked before they are authorized to visit the US.
• In recent months, the government has withdrawn South Africa's ambassador to the US for remarks against the leadership.
• Also, it has withdrawn a entry permit for the Palestinian leader to attend the UN meeting in New York.
• The government has also cancelled travel documents of a British punk-rap group.

Review of Entry Owners

The administration has additionally announced it is reviewing the situation of over fifty-five million possessors of entry permits to visit the US for potential breaches of its standards.

Concerns from Rights Organizations

These actions have been condemned by liberties organizations as obvious breaches of constitutional protections for freedom of speech, which apply to anyone in the US, not only nationals.