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The current policies in place by the trump administration make it a little more difficult to visit. Generally it is fine to visit. I have visited int he last and enjoyed the experience.
I recommend not traveling here. If you must, stick to greater urban areas and national parks. Stay out of the interior! Rural and outlying exurban areas could be dangerous for anyone who doesn't appear to be white, English-speaking (but not too educated), and completely conforming to conservative values.
It's not that dramatic. Yes there are places getting worse slowly. Specifically Canadians ar getting some flack too. My fiance from north carolina drives tk cansda and back regularly though. She's a leftist and lives ina. Housing development woth Black families. We fo fear monger more than is needed.