U.K. and Germany Warn Travelers of Detention Risks Under U.S. Immigration Crackdown

Both nations update travel advisories as stricter U.S. border policies lead to detentions of foreign nationals, raising international concerns.

The U.K. and Germany have updated travel advisories, cautioning citizens about strict U.S. immigration enforcement and potential detention risks.
Germany emphasized that visas or entry waivers do not guarantee entry, with final decisions resting with U.S. border authorities.
Recent detentions include British tourist Rebecca Burke, held for 19 days, and several German nationals, prompting diplomatic inquiries into U.S. policies.
France has raised concerns after a scientist was denied entry over critical text messages about President Trump, spotlighting academic freedom issues.
Tourism to the U.S. is expected to decline as international criticism of the Trump administration's immigration policies grows.