> What about the US makes Europeans and other foreigners think they have a unique right to enter? That's a privilege for US citizens only. Wait, what? For one

> What about the US makes Europeans and other foreigners think they have a unique right to enter? That's a privilege for US citizens only. Wait, what? For one thing, there are treaties that guarantee that. Of course, the current administration has already broken quite a few treaties in the first 100 days, so what's one more? For another thing, that's how science, industry and business work. I've been invited dozens of times to the US either to work with/for a university, to present results at conferences, to work with US companies. Cutting that seems a certain way to ensure the decline of US industry, business and science, and encourage all of this to happen elsewhere, whether it's Europe, China, India, Japan... Of course, that seems to be a common trend with the decisions of said administration, so... maybe that's the goal?