<h1>US and Argentina Agree on Visa Waiver Talks to Allow Travel Without Visas in 2-3 Years</h1> The United States and Argentina have agreed to work toward allowing Argentine citizens to travel to the US without visas, potentially within two to three years, marking a significant policy shift amid tightened US immigration controls. This preliminary agreement, signed during a visit by the US Homeland Security Secretary to Argentina, reflects strong bilateral cooperation and support for Argentina's current administration, which has aligned its foreign policy closely with the US. Argentina's low visa overstay rate was highlighted as a factor favoring inclusion in the Visa Waiver Program. The move represents a symbolic victory for Argentina's right-wing leadership and contrasts with the broader restrictive US visa policies under the current administration. The agreement aims to promote lawful travel while maintaining border security and could enhance economic and strategic ties between the two countries.