VP JD Vance Criticizes Europe’s Censorship and Immigration Policies at Munich Conference

In a contentious speech, Vance warned that Europe’s greatest threats stem from internal censorship and mass immigration rather than external adversaries.

Vice President JD Vance delivered a speech at the Munich Security Conference, criticizing European governments for suppressing free speech and mishandling immigration policies.
Vance highlighted examples of European censorship, including arrests over online speech and religious expression, which he argued undermine democratic values.
He warned that mass immigration, coupled with the erosion of Western values, poses a significant internal threat to Europe’s stability and security.
The speech received a mixed reaction, with some European officials visibly upset, while conservative commentators praised Vance’s direct approach.
Vance’s remarks also sparked debate in the U.S., with critics and supporters discussing the implications for transatlantic relations and free speech norms.