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UK officials cancel travel authorization for two U.S. commentators

The Home Office cancelled electronic travel authorisations for two U.S. commentators scheduled to speak at SXSW London. The pair will now appear virtually at an Oxford Union Society event.

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UK officials cancelled electronic travel authorisations for two U.S. commentators who had planned to speak at SXSW London. The Home Office stated the decision was made because their presence in the country "may not be conducive to the public good." Both commentators were scheduled to appear alongside each other at the event.

Background on the decision The two commentators had previously received approval to enter the UK. Officials provided no specific reason for the cancellation beyond the public-good clause. One of the commentators, aged 56, had visited the UK in 2025. The pair were also scheduled to speak at an Oxford Union Society event, which will now take place virtually.

" The same public-good rule has been used to block other foreign nationals in recent months, including 11 far-right activists in May and a musician earlier this year. >"It’s both a little bit haunting and hilarious at the same time.

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