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U.S. Passport Drops From Top 10 Most Powerful For First Time—Here’s What That Means
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2:29Now PlayingFor the first time, the United States blue book is not among the top 10 most powerful passports, sliding to the 12th spot on the Henley Passport Index, a ranking based on the number of destinations accessible without a visa.
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