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Stricter U.S. Travel Rules Spark Warnings from International Allies
New regulations require visa applicants to select their biological sex at birth, prompting advisories for LGBT travelers from countries like Denmark and Ireland.
New regulations require visa applicants to select their biological sex at birth, prompting advisories for LGBT travelers from countries like Denmark and Ireland.
U.S. officials justified the visa revocation, claiming Taal’s actions, including social media posts supporting resistance movements, violated policies and fostered a hostile environment.
Khalil, a Columbia graduate student and legal U.S. resident, was arrested during pro-Palestinian protests and remains detained, sparking national attention on the treatment of activists in the immigration system.
Houthi rebels have escalated attacks on Red Sea shipping and Israel, citing retaliation against Israel's blockade of Gaza, disrupting global trade and causing casualties.
Khalil, a Columbia University activist, faces deportation over alleged foreign policy risks tied to his pro-Gaza protests.
Over 200 lives lost and 300 injured in the initial wave, with strikes focused on dismantling Hamas strongholds.
The State Department’s decision reflects a zero-tolerance policy toward harmful diplomatic statements that undermine American leadership and values.
Khalil’s arrest by ICE, despite being a green card holder, has sparked outrage from civil rights groups, citing violations of constitutional rights.