Taiwan orders 2 more pro-'unification by force' Chinese influencers to leave - Focus Taiwan
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Taiwan's National Immigration Agency (NIA) has revoked the residence permits of two more Taiwan-based Chinese influencers after concluding they had openly advocating for China's unification of Taiwan by force.

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Taiwan’s National Immigration Agency (NIA) has revoked the residence permits of two more Taiwan-based Chinese influencers after concluding they had openly advocating for China’s unification of Taiwan by force.

[…] The NIA said Xiao Wei (小微) and En Qi (恩綺) are required by law to leave Taiwan shortly, but did not specify the deadline for the two to go.

The NIA said the decision to revoke their family-based long-term residence permits came after the agency consulted with [Taiwan’s] Mainland Affairs Council (MAC), which supervises cross-strait exchanges.

Last week, the NIA had revoked the residence permit of another Chinese national, identified by her surname Liu (劉), who openly advocated in her social media account – Ya Ya in Taiwan (亞亞在台灣) – for China’s unification of Taiwan by force.

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