Key facts
- Argentina's Migration Law has been amended to allow for the expulsion of foreigners.
- The expulsion is authorized for individuals promoting hate speech against Argentina.
- President Javier Milei has sanctioned this change.
- The government cited national security and public order as reasons for the amendment.
Argentina's government has amended its Migration Law to enable the expulsion of foreigners who engage in hate speech against the country. President Javier Milei has authorized this change, which aims to address perceived threats to national security and public order. The amendment allows for the removal of individuals deemed to be promoting animosity or disrespect towards Argentina.