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Comment by tokai

1 day ago

To reduce friction of traveling to the US obviously.

No more waiting in a long immigration queue?

  • I assume you would have to wait anyway but the processing of your person would be faster.

    With that, I much prefer US immigration queues than EU immigration queues — as of 2026, my US times are much faster than my EU times.

    • It probably matters where, because the longest waiting times were always in the US for me. Especially since digital passports, the queue into the EU is always extremely quick with those, while it’s still the same into the US (at least in Boston and Los Angeles, where I usually land).