Originally Posted by
MSPeconomist
Note that the USA government's information regarding entry into foreign countries is neither authoritative nor binding. The same is true for the UK, which sets the standards for entry into the UK only.
the US government's information is just a tad more reliable and accurate than that provided by random strangers in the internet.
It's clearly not binding. I think only a nutter would expect a sovereign state to comply with the pronouncements of the US government in this area. Even in the Times of Trump
