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> The country's foreign ministry clarified the updated guidance doesn’t constitute an official travel warning to the US. Clickbait headline. Nothing has chang

• tene80i 2y ago
  The change they have made suffices for “tightens travel advice”. Not everything has to be an official warning. > "A criminal conviction in the United States, false information regarding the purpose of stay, or even a slight overstay of the visa upon entry or exit can lead to arrest, detention, and deportation upon entry or exit," information on the ministry's website now explicitly says.
• reneberlin 2y ago
  That is incorrect! https://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/de/reiseundsicherheit/usavereinigtestaatensicherheit-201382 https://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/de/reiseundsicherheit/usaver...
• mathw 2y ago
  Everything has changed in practice, when people are detained at the border because they posted something on social media which was critical of Trump, in a country which prides itself on having "freedom of speech" in the constitution. When denial of entry means weeks in detention rather than an expedient flight back to where you came from. When going to speak at a conference can get you detained for violating a visa which has always been fine for that before. When people with green cards are getting arrested and sent for deportation... everything has changed.
• intended 2y ago
  Clickbait comment - the headline correctly states that guidance has been tightened.