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## Video: U.S. State Department Revokes Visas for Rap Duo Bob Vylan After ‘Death to IDF’ Chant at Glastonbury

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_Published 2025-06-30. British punk-rock and hip-hop duo Bob Vylan may not be able to perform in the U.S., where they’re scheduled to open for American singer grandson’s tour in October and November, after a controversial performance at the Glastonbury Festival in England over the weekend._


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## Transcript

Foreigners who glorify violence and hatred are not welcome visitors to our country. Now, we've stated that that when it comes to how we vet people, if they are going to be coming here to be helpful, to be nice people, to be great tourists, or if they're coming for other reasons, that every sovereign nation has a right to decide who's going to come to this country. So we've been public about that standard. And this was a very public event that violated, as you've seen from the deputy secretaries tweet, that very basic standard about the nature of of who we want to let into the country. That's all right.

It is important the American people support us taking care about who comes here. And I think his tweet and the secretary's language and his approach on the policy speaks for itself.

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