The Immigration Minister stated that the visa is a privilege and not a right, so those who do not follow the rules will face legal consequences.
In the midst of the conflict between Israel and Hamasin the Gaza Strip, the United Kingdom announced today that it could expel visitors foreign that incite antisemitism, According to the British Immigration Minister, Robert Jenrick.
During an interview on Times Radio, Jenrick He specified that the visa revocation process for a small number of people accused of foment “hate and division“.
In turn, the official emphasized the gravity of glorify extremist activities and expressed his rejection towards those who were seen praising Hamas. “I can’t look a British Jewish citizen in the eye as immigration minister and say I’ve allowed someone to stay in this country at our pleasure and they’re behaving that way; that’s wrong,” he said.
“The visa is a privilege, not a right,” he declared
He Minister stated: “If those people They are not British citizens.they are simply visitors to our country who enjoy the privileges of living hereto be among other British people, then I’m afraid their visas will be revoked and they should leave the country.”
Furthermore, it remained cautious and did not disclose details about specific cases under review and maintained that a “legal process that must be followed properly“.
However, he insisted that the visa it’s a privilege and not a rightmaking it clear that those who abuse this privilege will face legal consequences.
Source: Ambito
