New concern for US lawmakers; The reason for granting a visa to Parviz Parastavi!

According to Fars News Agency’s International Service, it seems that the US Congress, after failing to make policy on Iran’s major issues, has been forced to lower its level to become a speaker of currents that even research in the US itself shows has no place in public opinion.

A few days ago, some monarchist elements, along with several members of the hypocritical terrorist group and their sympathizers, had an argument with “Parviz Parastavi” and several other Iranian actors during the screening of a film in the United States. The Washington Free Bacon website, one of the neoconservative media outlets in the United States, now reports that a group of congressional lawmakers has asked Joe Biden’s government to investigate the granting of visas to Parviz Parastovi.

According to Free Bacon, Jim Banks, a Republican in Indiana and a member of the House Armed Services Committee, asked the Biden administration to explain, based on a copy of a letter calling for an investigation into the matter. Why he gave an visa to Iranian actor Parviz Parastavi.

According to a letter signed by Parviz Parastavi in ​​2020 condemning the Trump administration’s criminal act in the assassination of Sardar Qassem Soleimani, Banks wrote that Parastavi had clear ties to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and that the Biden administration should have barred him from entering the United States. Is.

U.S. lawmakers say Parastavi’s trip came amid active threats from Iran and the Revolutionary Guards to assassinate US officials, including former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. According to the report, Banks wrote in a letter to Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Majorcas that Parastavi had starred in many pro-IRGC films and never shied away from publicly expressing his closeness to the IRGC.

“Visa records are confidential under U.S. law, so we can not discuss the details of the cases,” the State Department said in a statement, according to Free Bacon.

The US lawmaker called the State Department’s decision to grant a visa to Parastavi undermine US efforts to isolate Iran, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and its “proxy organizations.”

He further called on the State Department and the US Department of Homeland Security to explain the process leading to the receipt of the Parastavi and his companions’ visas and to identify those involved by May 20 at the latest.

Gabriel Neurons, the Trump administration’s special adviser on Iran to the Trump administration, and Eli Kohanim, another former US administration official, were among those who protested the Iranian actor’s visa.

Recently, the screening of the film “Tales of a Thousand and One Days” was held in a hall in Los Angeles, USA, with the aim of promoting peace, with the presence of some Iranian artists, including Parviz Parastavi and Gohar Kheirandish. In this ceremony, a number of Iranians living in the United States in an organized movement, while insulting our country’s artists and Martyr Soleimani, tried to stir up the space and film it, but Parastavi did not pay attention to talking to them and in response to why he did not answer, said: “Because you do not speak human! Where are you with my people? “I make my money in my own country.” Parastavi’s reaction to one of these monarchist elements, which was accompanied by sobriety and zeal, was praised by cyberspace users. (More details)

The US government, led by Donald Trump, martyred Sardar Soleimani and a number of his entourage near Baghdad airport on December 4, 2009. UN Special Rapporteur Agnes Kalamard has called the killing illegal and has rejected US excuses to justify it.

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