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US says travel rights ‘can be revised’ at its sole discretion

The United States Consulate General has stated that visa-free travel to the US is governed solely by US policy and can be revised at its sole discretion. According to the consulate, this policy is not part of a bilateral agreement with Bermuda or Britain. This clarification suggests that the US reserves the right to modify or revoke travel rights as it sees fit, without being bound by any international agreements.

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