Beginning January 21, the State Department will suspend immigrant visa issuance indefinitely for applicants from 75 countries while it reevaluates its screening process for determining whether a visa applicant is inadmissible on public charge grounds. This review involves assessing whether the applicant is likely to rely on U.S. government financial assistance at any point in the future. The agency initially announced the change on social media and subsequently published publ

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