The United States passport has fallen to the 10th position on the Henley Passport Index in 2025, marking a decade-long decline in its global ranking. This index ranks passports based on the number of destinations their holders can access without a prior visa. The U.S. passport's diminished standing reflects a reduction in travel freedom for American citizens. Meanwhile, the Canadian passport, despite a recent drop from 6th to 7th place with visa-free access to 187 countries, remains ranked higher than the U.S. The global passport rankings also indicate shifts in other countries' standings, with Chile rising two places and France losing its position as the most powerful passport holder. These changes highlight evolving international mobility dynamics and the relative strength of national passports in 2025.