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Pascal Robinson-Foster, frontman of the band Bob Vylan, was denied entry to Germany due to pro-Palestinian statements made during a performance at the Glastonbury Festival. After being deported, the entry ban was lifted, but authorities did not provide reasons for the change. Robinson-Foster's case raises concerns about the use of migration law to silence political dissent in Germany.
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Pascal Robinson-Foster, frontman of the band Bob Vylan, was denied entry to Germany due to pro-Palestinian statements made during a performance at the Glastonbury Festival. After being deported, the entry ban was lifted, but authorities did not provide reasons for the change. Robinson-Foster's case raises concerns about the use of migration law to silence political dissent in Germany.
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