阿根廷总统哈维尔·米莱周四签署紧急令，授权政府拒绝入境或驱逐针对阿根廷及阿根廷人的外国人[1]。根据这一措施，因宣传仇恨、煽动歧视或暴力、诋毁国家象征的外国人可能被禁止入境、被驱逐或签证被吊销[1]。
米莱将这一举措与世界杯后针对阿根廷的国际批评浪潮相关联[1]。他指控巴西、墨西哥左翼政府及美国民主党资助了反阿根廷的污名化活动[1]。这些指控引发了与巴西的外交危机，巴西上周末召回了其驻阿根廷大使作为回应[1]。阿根廷宪法明确鼓励移民，长期以来向外国人提供广泛的公民权利[1]。
Argentine President Javier Milei signed an emergency decree on Thursday authorizing the government to deny entry to or deport foreign nationals who make hateful statements about Argentina and its people, incite discrimination or violence, or disparage national symbols [1]. The measure grants authorities the power to refuse entry, expel individuals, and revoke visas under these circumstances [1].
Milei's action represents a response to mounting international criticism that emerged in the weeks following the World Cup, when allegations against the Argentine team and its supporters escalated into broader attacks on Argentine society as a whole [1]. The president alleged that left-wing governments in Brazil and Mexico, as well as the U.S. Democratic Party, financed the campaign to discredit Argentina [1]. The decree contributed to a diplomatic crisis with Brazil, which recalled its ambassador to Argentina the previous weekend in response [1].
The measure marks a departure from Argentina's constitutional tradition of actively encouraging immigration and extending broad civic rights to foreigners [1].