US EditionEnergy org asks DHS to deny Thunberg entry to country due to disruptive behavior
Power the Future urges DHS to assess Thunberg’s entry due to her link to international protests causing vandalism and disruptions, citing bans in Venice and Israel.
- On Monday, Power the Future wrote to the Department of Homeland Security urging a review of whether Greta Thunberg should be allowed into the United States due to safety concerns from recent bannings and disruptive incidents.
- On Monday, those protests included Greta Thunberg’s participation in Venice, Italy, where activists dyed the Grand Canal bright green, and the letter notes her removal from Israel, fitting a broader pattern.
- Daniel Turner, founder and executive director of Power the Future, argued the request `is not ideological` and urged scrutiny of Thunberg’s ties to Extinction Rebellion and Just Stop Oil over infrastructure risks.
- At time of publishing, no comment came from Department of Homeland Security or Greta Thunberg, while Power the Future urged DHS to preclude entry to `these extremists, including Greta Thunberg`.
- Turner told The Center Square that `everywhere Greta Thunberg goes, chaos follows`, appealing to Kristi Noem and the Trump Administration to consider U.S. safety amid city bans.
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Energy watchdogs urge DHS to deny Greta Thunberg a U.S. visa due to safety concerns.
Energy Org Asks DHS to Deny Thunberg Entry to USA Due to Disruptive Behavior
THE CENTER SQUARE—An energy worker advocacy group sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security urging it to review whether climate advocate Greta Thunberg—along with others—should be allowed entry to the nation due to safety concerns arising after recent bannings she has faced elsewhere and the pattern of “disruption” that appears to follow her....
Energy org asks DHS to deny Thunberg entry to country due to disruptive behavior
(The Center Square) – An energy worker advocacy group sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security urging it to review whether climate advocate Greta Thunberg – along with others – should be allowed entry to the nation due…
Energy org asks DHS to deny Thunberg entry to country due to disruptive behavior
(The Center Square) – An energy worker advocacy group sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security urging it to review whether climate advocate Greta Thunberg – along with others – should be allowed entry to the nation due…
Energy org asks DHS to deny Thunberg entry to country due to disruptive behavior
(The Center Square) – An energy worker advocacy group sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security urging it to review whether climate advocate Greta Thunberg – along with others – should be allowed entry to the nation due…
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