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US revokes visas for 6 foreigners over Charlie Kirk-related speech
- On Tuesday, the State Department announced it revoked visas of foreign nationals who criticized Charlie Kirk after his death, coinciding with Erika Kirk being hosted at the White House.
- Kirk was shot at a college in Utah on September 10 and quickly became a conservative martyr, prompting large memorials and national attention.
- The State Department cited social‑media posts on X, including a redacted user and Brazilian and Mexican individuals, saying the U.S. has no obligation to host foreigners who wish death on Americans.
- The White House issued a memorandum directing government agencies to pursue organizations tied to 'domestic terrorism' and 'organized political violence,' with Stephen Miller, deputy chief of staff, leading prosecutorial efforts.
- President Donald Trump framed Charlie Kirk during public ceremonies where Kirk was honored and said Kirk would support retribution plans, with aides vowing to pursue networks tied to the killing.
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The State Department released the contents of social media messages it said were examples of how foreign nationals with visas celebrated Kirk's death.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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United States revokes Argentine’s visa for ‘celebrating’ Charlie Kirk’s murder
Washington clamps down on free speech, revoking visas of six foreign nationals who celebrated the assassination of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk; Among them, Argentine national Serena Luciano.
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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