Foreign visits into the U.S. fell off a cliff in March

Re:Foreign visits into the U.S. fell off a cliff in March by potato3732842 on Monday April 07, 2025 @09:07AM (#43610868)

I'm not arguing anything. I'm agreeing. Why do I have to be arguing?

"ICE goes crazy looking for crimes, hapless tourists caught up in the boondoggle"

and

"ICE detaining tourists for no good reason"

Are both 100% true ways to headline the same events. Which framing is Europe getting?

This is something to watch out for on all issues, not just immigration/foreign affairs.

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Re:Foreign visits into the U.S. fell off a cliff in March by bondarchuk on Monday April 07, 2025 @09:09AM (#43610905)

But what does it matter? "Hapless tourists caught up in the boondoggle" is just as bad (and maybe worse) from the POV of said tourists.

If you're worried, though, that "ICE goes crazy" is an underrepresented perspective in the rest of the world, I can reassure you on that count...

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Re:Foreign visits into the U.S. fell off a cliff in March by ulfw on Monday April 07, 2025 @10:10AM (#43611734)

As a potential tourist to the US of A I could not possibly care less if I am detained due to a boondoggle or for no good reason. Both make me not want to ever go there again.

So ...?

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Re:Foreign visits into the U.S. fell off a cliff in March by footy on Monday April 07, 2025 @09:26AM (#43611147)

both framings are equally bad for the potential tourist.

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