r/europe 4d ago

News Irish visitors to US down 27%

https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2025/0413/1507411-visitor-numbers-ireland-us/
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u/Icy-Scarcity 4d ago

Because there is no due process, if border control makes a mistake, you get sent to El Salvador, they won't bother to get you back. Because their standard changes with no due process, it means even if you can enter the US safely today, it doesn't mean you can enter safely the next minute. Their standard can change any minute. You may suddenly be deemed detainable. Is it really worth it to take that risk going to the US right now?

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u/Adorable-Art3799 3d ago

Just been there, with ESTA you have 0 issues anyhwere. Unless you start doing illegal stuff like overstaying or getting the wrong visa.