NEW YORK / WASHINGTON — In an uncompromising demonstration of American sovereignty and zero-tolerance diplomacy, the State Department under Secretary of State Marco Rubio forcibly kicked two Iranian delegation members out of the United States after the regime operatives openly ignored official orders to leave the country following the United Nations General Assembly.

The swift expulsion comes after Secretary Rubio ordered Iran’s foreign minister and entire diplomatic contingent to vacate American soil immediately on Monday. After indirect peace talks stalled over Tehran's maritime belligerence in the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear defiance, Washington determined the Iranian representatives had officially "overstayed their welcome".

Despite explicit instructions, two stubborn Iranian diplomats attempted to squat in New York past the deadline. State Department officials issued a final warning to Iran’s U.N. mission on Friday, making it clear that U.S. law enforcement was fully tracking the lingering operatives. Facing imminent federal removal, one Iranian delegate fled the country Friday night, while the second was forced out Saturday morning.

"Secretary Rubio means business," a senior U.S. official confirmed. "Two more members of the Iranian delegation were found still in New York long after the United Nations General Assembly had passed. They have now been kicked out of the country."

The firm eviction marks a drastic departure from previous administrations that allowed hostile foreign actors to abuse American hospitality and U.N. diplomatic visas to conduct backchannel influence campaigns on American soil. By dropping the hammer on Tehran's stalling tactics and enforcing immediate expulsion, the Trump-Rubio State Department is sending an unequivocal message to the global stage: foreign adversaries will respect American authority, or they will be escorted out.