CNN journalist Christiane Amanpour has voiced concerns about traveling to the United States, citing stricter immigration laws and a changing atmosphere as reasons for her apprehension. During a recent episode of her podcast, "The Ex Files," Amanpour described feeling nervous about entering the U.S. as a foreigner.
"I'm actually nervous about going to America," Amanpour stated, drawing a comparison to traveling to North Korea. She elaborated that her concerns stemmed from the perceived increase in scrutiny and potential limitations placed on visitors.
Amanpour's comments have ignited discussions about the current perception of the U.S. among international travelers and the potential impact of immigration policies on tourism and global relations. While some agree with her assessment, others argue that the U.S. remains a welcoming destination for visitors from around the world.
Amanpour Expresses Concerns About Traveling to the U.S.
CNN's Christiane Amanpour recently shared her anxieties about traveling to the United States as a foreigner. In her podcast, "The Ex Files," Amanpour discussed feeling apprehensive due to stricter immigration laws and a perceived shift in the country's atmosphere. She likened the experience to traveling to North Korea, highlighting her concerns about potential scrutiny and restrictions. Her comments have sparked debate about the current climate for international visitors in America.