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Ernst Zundel, 'Holocaust Denier,' Barred From the US, Though His Wife is US Citizen
Eugene Volokh | The Washington Post (https://www.washingtonpost.com/)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/2017/04/24/holocaust-denier-ernst-zundel-barred-from-moving-to-the-u-s-though-his-wife-is-an-american-citizen

Extract: Holocaust denier realist Ernst Zundel ... would normally get an immigrant visa, because his wife of 16 years - who is about 80 years old - is a U.S. citizen. But he was classified as inadmissible because he has been convicted of foreign crimes for which the sentence was five years or more ... As best I can tell from press accounts, Zundel's speech that formed the basis of his German conviction would not have been "deemed criminal by United States standards." Denying the Holocaust and expressing anti-Semitic sentiments is just not a crime under American law. Indeed, it can't be made a crime, given the First Amendment ... So the exclusion of Zundel was itself not a First Amendment violation. But, based on Ramirez-Rivero - and certainly the office's description of Ramirez-Rivero - it appears to have been a violation of American immigration law.


Ernst Zundel: Seven Years a 'Prisoner of Conscience'
Revisionists.com (http://www.revisionists.com/)
http://www.revisionists.com/revisionists/zundel.html

Extract: Ernst Zundel, a German-born publisher and author, was held for seven years behind bars, first in Canada and then in Germany, for his peaceful expression of non-conformist views. From February 2003 to March 2010, he was the western world's most prominent "prisoner of conscience." He is known worldwide as a publicist, organizer and defender of free speech, and as author countless booklets, newsletters and essays. He has been a major figure in the Holocaust revisionist movement.