US EditionBritain beefs up travel warnings over US border enforcement
- The British Foreign Office has updated travel advice for citizens traveling to the United States, warning that violations of entry rules could lead to arrest or detention.
- US President Donald Trump implemented stricter immigration enforcement, particularly regarding visa vetting.
- Germany has revised its travel advisory after German nationals faced detention at the US border, emphasizing that a visa does not guarantee admission.
- A British woman was detained for over 10 days for a possible visa breach, and the Foreign Office confirmed it provided support before her return home.
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ThePatriotLight - European Countries and Canada Issue 'Travel Advisories' For Coming to the U.S. – PJ Media
ThePatriotLight - Several European countries and Canada have issued "travel advisories" for coming to the U.S. as Donald Trump tightens border crossings.Denmark, the United Kingdom, Germany, Finland, and Canada have urged their citizens traveling to the U.S. to follow entry rules or risk detention. ICE detained one UK tourist for two weeks for what one report calls an "incorrect visa." Her parents claim she was "chained like Hannibal Lecter." Sh…
More than 170 million Europeans have received a very clear warning this week from their governments: precautions must be taken if you are travelling to the United States.
United Kingdom issues travel warning for the U.S.
The United Kingdom updated its advice for travel to the United States on Thursday, warning of harsh consequences for British passport holders who violate U.S. immigration laws. The notice comes just a day after Germany updated its travel advice after three of its citizens were detained trying to enter the U.S. The U.K. foreign office confirmed earlier this month that it was providing support to a British national detained in the U.S. after repor…
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