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Trump administration revokes visas of foreigners who mocked Charlie Kirk’s death

KANIKA SINGH RATHORE, 15/10/202515/10/2025

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The Trump administration has revoked the visas of at least six people accused of celebrating the murder of a conservative activist in September. charlie kirk,

The State Department said, “The United States has no obligation to host foreigners who wish death on Americans.” wrote Tuesday at X. “The State Department continues to identify visa holders who celebrated the heinous murder charlie kirk,

As part of its announcement, state Department Individuals were pointed out whose comments ranged from general criticism of Kirk’s views to outright celebration of his death, including an Argentinian who accused Kirk of having “dedicated his entire life to spreading racist, xenophobic, misogynistic rhetoric” and a German who reportedly wrote on social media that “When fascists die, the Democrats complain.” Don’t do it.”

Immediately after Kirk was killed, the State Department announced It will seek suggestions about foreigners praising Kirk’s death.

Tuesday’s announcement regarding visas came the same day President Trump announced Kirk was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.The country’s highest civilian honour, on his 32nd birthday.

The State Department is revoking the visas of people it accuses of celebrating the death of slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

The State Department is revoking the visas of people it accuses of celebrating the death of slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk. ,Andrew Harnik/Getty Images,

The White House has made extensive efforts to express condolences over Kirk’s death.

Top administration officials, including the President and Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller spoke at a memorial service for Kirk in Arizona, and Vice President J.D. Vance stepped up to host a memorial episode of Kirk’s podcast from the white house,

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In view of Kirk’s firing, the administration has also demanded strictness. Individuals and leftist groups It has been accused of inciting in this way Political violence that killed Kirkeven as studies show Right-wing extremists have killed more people in America in recent decades.

The White House has played a prominent role in mourning Kirk's death, with top officials appearing at a vigil in Arizona and vowing to crack down on left-wing groups accused of contributing to the violence that killed the activist.

The White House has played a prominent role in mourning Kirk’s death, with top officials appearing at a vigil in Arizona and vowing to crack down on left-wing groups accused of contributing to the violence that killed the activist. ,Win McNamee/Getty Images,

It has been named Antifaa leaderless ideological movement without any clear organizational structure, and official domestic terrorist groupWhile Attorney General Pam Bondi has threatened to prosecute Kirk,Hate speech,” a range of expression protected by the First Amendment in almost all circumstances, and Private businesses that oppose Kirk,

Last month, a federal judge Government The administration’s steps to revoke visas and detain pro-Palestinian students and university faculty for their views were a “full-scale assault on the First Amendment across the board under the guise of an unconstitutionally broad definition” of anti-Semitism.

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