Why U.S. Tourism Is Falling Behind the Global Travel Boom
Despite a global travel surge in 2025, U.S. tourism is dipping. Stricter policies, fees, and rhetoric are reshaping international visitor numbers in hotspots like LA and Vegas.
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Despite a global travel surge in 2025, U.S. tourism is dipping. Stricter policies, fees, and rhetoric are reshaping international visitor numbers in hotspots like LA and Vegas.
The Supreme Court will rule on the legality of Trump’s executive order to curb birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment, with a decision expected by June 2026.
In late 2025, the Trump administration launched sweeping raids across the US and sent hundreds of migrants to a new mega prison in El Salvador, igniting fierce debate.
Trump’s administration has ended TPS for 350,000 Haitians, revoking their legal protections and leaving families uncertain about their future.
In a fresh move on Dec. 3, 2025, Trump’s ICE cracks down on undocumented immigrants in Minnesota and Louisiana, extending raids beyond major cities and stirring community concerns.
ICE enforcement just hit Charlotte, halted protections for Somalis in Minnesota, and now plans a major sweep in New Orleans.
Chinese mainland will boost permit-issuing ports to 100 for Taiwan residents from November 20, offering free scenic access and fee waivers.
Chicago federal judge orders hundreds of migrants arrested without probable cause released on $1,500 bond with monitoring after Trump-era raids.
Federal agents clash with residents in Chicago’s Old Irving Park, deploying tear gas and arrests ahead of a Halloween parade as immigration tensions rise.
After activists marched outside a San Francisco immigration court against a planned ICE and CBP operation, the Bay Area enforcement action was called off. Here’s what happened.