House Amendment Would Allow Rubio to Revoke Citizen Passports in Terror Cases
The bill permits passport revocation for individuals charged or deemed to support terrorism without requiring a conviction, raising concerns about due process and free speech protections.
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House amendment would allow Rubio to revoke citizen passports in terror cases
WASHINGTON, D.C. (WLNE) — A new proposal could give Secretary of State Marco Rubio the power to revoke passports from US citizens. The House Foreign Affairs Committee introduced the bi-partisan State Department Reauthorization bill last week. If the amendment is passed, Rubio would be able to revoke passports if the department found evidence someone had abetted a foreign terrorist organization. The same violations would bar anyone from receiving…
'Thought policing' bill could strip US citizens of passports for political speech
Free speech advocates are sounding the alarm about a bill in the US House of Representatives that they fear could allow Secretary of State Marco Rubio to strip US citizens of their passports based purely on political speech.The bill, introduced by Rep. Brian Mast (R-FL), will come up for a hearing o...
A New Bill Could Let Marco Rubio Strip U.S. Citizens of Their Passports — for What They Say About Israel
A bill making its way through the U.S. House of Representatives is raising red flags among civil rights advocates, who warn that it could give Secretary of State Marco Rubio the unchecked power to revoke U.S. passports.
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