From 1 to 10: Inside the 20-year status decline of the American passport

In 2006, a United States passport was the ultimate ticket to the world, offering its citizens a level of global access matched only by two other nations: Denmark and Finland. What a difference 20 years makes.

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WMURCenter· 70d ago

Power of an American passport slid dramatically over past 20 years

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