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These are very different situations. In the US it is typically that someone on a visa has supported a terrorist group or advocated for violence. In the UK it
by nailer 11mo ago
These are very different situations.
In the US it is typically that someone on a visa has supported a terrorist group or advocated for violence.
In the UK it is rather that a British citizen is visited by the police because someone else has stated they find a piece of content offensive.
- pbiggar 11mo agoIn almost no cases has someone supported a terrorist group or advocated for violence. They're literally just taking lists provided by Israeli extremists and deporting them.
- nailer 11mo ago> In almost no cases has someone supported a terrorist group or advocated for violence. "We support liberations by any means necessary including armed violence"... "Violence is the only path forward" - Mahmoud Khalil Do you live in the united states? People commonly state "all resistance is justified", demand a third intifada, demand Jewish people be driven out of their own homeland, or feature flags/flyers for Hamas/Hezbollah/PIJ at pro Palestinian marches.