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Uruguay and not Argentina is funny.
Trump got famous for his hotels.
Now wants to destroy America as a tourist destination.
These are immigration visas, not tourist visas.
Do you think that people are going to want to come here for vacations after all this?
https://www.foxnews.com/travel/las-vegas-tourism-crashes-early-2000s-levels-visitors-flee-city
One destination, as reported by pro-Trump Fox News.
Of course people don’t want to visit the US.
I’m personally boycotting a conference which foolishly decided to go ahead in San Francisco later this year.
But the article is about immigration visas, not tourist visas, and I think conflating them is not helpful.
I’m having a problem following you here.
We both seem to agree that Trump is making people stay away from US tourism, right?
So isn’t that connected to his actions like cutting immigration visas?