> may have violated a number of immigration laws, including > “spreading information that could unsettle the public,” such > as Bali being queer-friendly Well,

> may have violated a number of immigration laws, including > “spreading information that could unsettle the public,” such > as Bali being queer-friendly Well, at least they're honest. That said the main reasons for the deportation (from Indonesia) are again not what the title suggests. This person only had a tourism visa, and the "unsettling the public" part also includes the argument that her posts on Twitter suggested it's fine to travel to Indonesia during the pandemic. So technically the title isn't a lie as the viral tweet was the reason she got attention by the authorities, but it's obviously phrased with a very different implication.