Bros, actually, ACTUALLY, no bullshit, if I were to visit places like North Korea, Iran or Syria would I run any risk of getting my US visa revoked? I know other countries like Israel take issue but in general should I leave this countries for when I'm much older and don't much care if I get banned from places or should I go now that I'm young? I really do want to visit these places someday. Other bucket list destinations include Yemen, Sudan, Libya and Haiti.

>inb4 you will die
Don't worry about that, my latinx instincts will keep me alive

>>2796441 (OP)
>would I run any risk of getting my US visa revoked?
Theoretically, with the current laws, no. However, if you visit certain "blacklisted" countries (Iran, Yemen, NK among others) you will no longer be eligible for an ESTA (assuming you have a passport from a country where ESTA is allowed). This means that if you want to go the US you will have to do the whole process of asking for a visa, which is expensive and time consuming.
Always check the relevant government websites before planning any trip to / from the US, and if still in doubt, contact your local US embassy / consulate. Always make sure your papers are in order and check if rules change. A fun trip with the lads is not worth getting abducted by ICE goons and deported to El Salvador. Stay safe anon

>>2796441 (OP)
All of those places are 100x more interesting to visit than the USA anyway

>>2796441 (OP)
>Sus
>Bros, actually, ACTUALLY, no bullshit
>latinx
Please neck yourself ASAP.
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>>2796442
Ye I'm not eligible for that anyway, but if possible I wouldnt wanna forfeit the right to get a visa approved.

>>2796482
womp womp

>>2796441 (OP)
So I was really surprised about this happening, but when I visited North Korea, Iran, and Syria back to back, the cia and mossad threw me in a van upon returning to my home country and flattened my balls in a vice as a "warning". True story.