Argentina’s President Javier Milei’s administration announced a decree intended to combat “hate speech” by implementing stricter visa requirements for foreigners. The initiative was reportedly developed by Santiago Caputo, a key advisor to the President. The decree directs the National Directorate of Migration to adopt a “restrictive” approach to visa approvals. Officials claim the measure aims to prevent the entry of individuals who promote hatred, but opposition parties are critical, questioning its vagueness and potential for arbitrary application. Concerns are also surfacing regarding how “hate speech” will be defined and measured, and the potential impact on legitimate travelers and asylum seekers. The role of Diana Monteoliva within Migration is also under scrutiny as the policy unfolds.