Borders are shifting in silence, and millions of Americans have no idea. A quiet move by Niger has slammed the brakes on U.S. travelers, while Mali and Burkina Faso tighten the screws in slower, subtler ways. What looks like “routine” policy is loaded with anger, history, and demands for respect. This isn’t about stamps—it’s about powe… Continues…
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