America suspends global visa interviews

The United States has temporarily halted the organization of immigration visa interviews at its embassies and consulates worldwide, in order to implement a global training program for consular staff aimed at standardizing the assessment of applications. The focus is on applying the "public charge" rule, which allows visa denials for prospective immigrants who might rely on government assistance within the United States. As a result, appointments for applicants have been rescheduled or canceled, with no specified timeline for the resumption of normal operations. This measure is linked to a previous court ruling that paused a policy which restricted the issuance of certain immigrant visas to citizens of 75 countries.

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