U.S. Travel Reacts to SCOTUS Decision in Trump v. Hawaii

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June 27, 2018

U.S. Travel Reacts to SCOTUS Decision in Trump v. Hawaii

U.S. Travel Association Executive Vice President for Public Affairs Jonathan Grella issued the following statement:
ÒNow that the U.S. court system has set guidelines for the presidentÕs executive orders on immigration, we are hopeful that a coherent and durable set of policies can be put into place by the administration.

"Today's decision should enable the White House to move on to a new messaging phase: making it clear that keeping bad actors out remains a priority, but making it equally clear that legitimate business and leisure travelers are as welcome and desired as ever in the United States.

"The economic stakes around strong and healthy international travel are too highÑand speak too squarely to the presidentÕs priorities of growing exports, jobs, and the GDPÑfor the welcome message not to become a featured part of the administrationÕs calculus.Ó

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