US Stops Visa Processing for Afghan Nationals: What It Means and Why It Matters
In a major policy shift that has sparked global attention, the United States has temporarily halted visa processing for Afghan nationals. This move has raised serious questions about immigration pathways, humanitarian obligations, and the future of thousands of Afghans who were relying on U.S. visas for safety, employment, or reunification with family.
Why Did the US Stop Visa Processing?
According to U.S. officials, the suspension is tied to several concerns:
1. Security Screening Challenges
After the political changes in Afghanistan, the U.S. government has struggled to verify background information for applicants. The lack of a stable government makes documentation harder to validate, leading to increased caution.
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