The Trump administration is contemplating revoking UK rapper Pascal Robinson-Foster's visa following his provocative performance at Glastonbury, where he led chants in support of Palestine. His upcoming US tour is now uncertain, with Republican lawmakers urging a visa block. The BBC is under scrutiny for broadcasting the chant during the live show, while UK officials, including Prime Minister Keir Starmer, condemned the incident. The media watchdog Ofcom is investigating the BBC's decision to air the performance amid rising tensions around the portrayal of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
During a politically charged performance at Glastonbury, Pascal Robinson-Foster of Bob Vylan led chants that have sparked intense criticism from U.S. lawmakers and UK officials.
The incident has heightened scrutiny of the BBC's editorial decisions as they face an investigation from Ofcom for allowing a pro-Palestine chant during the live stream.
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