Visas for Me but Not for Thee
Israel-Hamas War Inspires Visa Cancellation
As the Arab-Israeli conflict continues to escalate foreign ethnic lobbies have begun weaponizing the governments of Western nations.
UK Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick, whose wife and children are Israeli, asked the Home Office to revoke visas for foreign students, academics, and workers who praise Hamas.
The ethnically Indian UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman urges police to treat pro-Palestine chants as hate crimes.
France has already revoked three visas for foreigners who expressed support for Hamas.
In the US, former head of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services under George W. Bush and Cuban immigrant Emilio Gonzalez said any pro-Palestine demonstrators who are foreign students or workers should have their visas revoked. Also, he says green card holders should be denied citizenship because they fail the "good moral character" test.
In each of these three countries, provisions already exist which allow the state(s) to revoke visas and suspend entry based on security concerns. Such as the application of Section 1182 of Title 8 in the United States, or when Britain suspended all visa issuance by closing its biometric processing centers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Western nations should have demanded visa cancellation when:
- 12 year old Lola Daviet was stabbed to death in 2022 by an Algerian immigrant.
- A Syrian migrant in Sweden stabbed six people including four preschool children in June of this year.
- Pakistani and Afghan immigrants were convicted of running a child sex abuse ring in Rochdale in 2012.
But this right is denied to the West by foreign ethnic lobbies.
Read more here about how 3.5 million non-Western immigrants could be removed from France through visa cancellation.
Read more here about how the UK could remove 2.5 million people through visa cancellation.
Read here about how the U.S. could remove 2.56 million non-Western immigrants through visa cancellation.
Foreign political lobbies should not be playing political games using the governments of the West.