The US State Department issues travel advisories for American travelers based on potential dangers in other countries.
Japan acknowledges the different security situation in the US, highlighting gun crime concerns and offering safety advice.
Australia warns its citizens about more common violent crime and advises active shooter drills.
Canada advises normal security precautions, particularly at the US-Mexico border, and notes rare tourist involvement in violent crime.
The UK informs citizens about mass shootings, offers safety advice, and suggests reading an active shooter guide.
Israel issues travel warnings mainly focused on terrorism but rates the US as low risk despite anti-Semitic incidents.
France considers the US among the safest countries but cautions about certain urban areas and carjackings.
Germany's Ministry of Foreign Affairs mentions ease of obtaining guns and warns about racial clashes and police violence.