Australian authorities revoked Kanye West's visa due to anti-Semitic song

American rapper Kanye West had his visa to Australia cancelled because of an anti-Semitic song. This was announced on July 2 by the country's Immigration Minister Tony Burke.

It is specified that we are talking about the track Heil Hitler, which the rapper released in May.

"He made a lot of offensive comments, which my officials noticed again as soon as he released [this] song. If you're going to perform a song and promote that kind of Nazism, then we don't need that," he told the Australian ABC News channel.

The Australian official added that this decision does not mean a permanent ban for West to enter the country. According to him, visa applications are reviewed each time as part of a separate process.

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