- Increased anxiety surrounds travel to the US due to stricter immigration policies under the Trump administration, leading to detentions and deportations, even for accidental visa violations.
- Several countries have updated travel advisories, warning citizens about potential issues, though the UK Foreign Office hasn't advised against travel, provided entry conditions are met.
- Concerns exist regarding heightened security screenings, device confiscation, social media checks, and potential problems for transgender and nonbinary travellers due to gender policy changes.
- Data indicates a significant drop in European travellers to the US, leading airlines to reduce summer prices.
- Cancelling pre-booked trips might not be straightforward, as standard refund policies apply unless the Foreign Office changes its travel advice.
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Is it safe to travel to the USA? Travel advice after tourists detained in visa crackdown
