Dom Joly barred from US after attacks on Donald Trump
British comedian Dom Joly claims his ESTA visa was rejected over critical posts about Donald Trump.

British comedian Dom Joly, known for the hidden camera series Trigger Happy TV, claims he has been barred from entering the United States after his ESTA application was rejected. Joly, 56, attributes the denial to critical social media posts he made about Donald Trump, suggesting the decision was politically motivated. The comedian announced the news publicly on December 30, 2025, stating he had been informed of the rejection and was unable to travel to the US. Joly has been an outspoken critic of Trump, frequently using platforms like Twitter to voice his opposition. The ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) is required for visa-free travel to the US for citizens of participating countries, including the UK. Joly's case highlights ongoing scrutiny of social media activity in visa screening processes.
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