Visa Revocations for Criticizing Charlie Kirk
Nota Baloyi and several others lost their visas to visit the U.S. due to their negative comments about Charlie Kirk on social media.
The State Department revoked visas for a half-dozen noncitizens who had made offensive remarks about Kirk online, as part of the Trump administration's efforts to suppress criticism of his politics.
One Argentine suggested that Kirk should "rest in fucking piss" because of his life devoted to "spreading racist, xenophobic, misogynistic rhetoric," while a Brazilian national asserted that Kirk "DIED TOO LATE.
- Visas were revoked for noncitizens who "celebrated" Kirk's assassination online.
- The revoked comments were considered protected political speech under the First Amendment.
Author's summary: Visa revocations for criticizing Charlie Kirk.
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