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[INTERNATIONAL] · United States, Hungary, Poland · 27 sources

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United States resumes immigrant visa processing for Hungary and Poland

The United States has resumed the processing of immigrant visa applications in Hungary and Poland. According to sources cited by Reuters, the directive to prioritize these two nations came directly from the White House.

While processing has restarted in these countries, immigrant visa interviews remain suspended or face significant delays in many other nations. This global pause is attributed to the Department of State implementing new procedures and providing additional training to consular officers regarding how applicants are evaluated under public charge rules.

The decision follows a period of heightened immigration restrictions. Previously, the administration had suspended immigrant visa processing for citizens of 75 countries, a move that a federal judge later ruled was unlawful. The resumption in Poland and Hungary has occurred despite the ongoing training-related disruptions affecting other diplomatic missions worldwide.

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Christopher Landau · Donald Trump · Hungary · Karol Nawrocki · Poland · U.S. Department of State · United States Department of State · Viktor Orbán · White House

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