Kenyans on Alert as US to Revoke Visas, Deport Foreigners Amid Assassination Incidents

The new directive will affect Kenyans studying, working or planning to travel to the United States...

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Kenyans are on high alert as the United States has announced stricter visa measures, including revocations and deportations, for foreigners found celebrating assassinations, particularly following the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated visas would be canceled for individuals celebrating assassinations, emphasizing that such individuals are not wanted in the US.
The US government is closely monitoring social media for content glorifying such acts.
Rubio confirmed that visa revocations and denials are already occurring, with some visas having been revoked.
The new measures could impact Kenyans studying, working, or planning to travel to the United States, with consequences possible even for sharing celebratory posts from Kenya.

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