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领事官员需先完成限制性公共资助政策指南培训，方可重新安排签证面谈
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已有数千份签证被吊销，国务院警告酒驾可能导致外籍人士丧失签证资格
国务院发言人汤米·皮戈特表示，在该部门的持续审查计划下，已有超过10万份签证被吊销，酒驾是促使当局对外籍人士采取行动的主要刑事犯罪之一。
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特朗普政府已指示全球美国使领馆推迟移民签证面谈，直至领事官员完成针对新公共资助政策指南的培训，暂时暂停已进入面谈阶段的申请流程。
国务院通知各外交机构，需将移民签证面谈改期，直至领事官员完成关于如何评估申请人是否可能成为公共负担的培训。
根据联邦移民法，如果官员认定申请人在抵达美国后可能依赖特定形式的公共援助，公共负担认定可导致该移民签证申请人无法入境。
“8月初，我们在全球所有驻外使领馆启动了一项全球培训计划。为配合此次深入培训，签证服务的预约将进行调整，”一名国务院官员在一份声明中表示。
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特朗普政府已通知全球美国使领馆暂停所有签证面谈，直至领事官员完成针对新限制性政策指南的培训。（埃里克·李/盖蒂图片社）
该官员补充称，此次培训旨在确保对签证申请人的评估“全面且一致”。
对于大多数外交机构来说，培训预计将于本周开展。
国务院未透露受影响的申请人何时会收到改后面谈日期的通知。
此次调整安排在移民签证申请人中引发了不确定性，他们收到邮件通知面谈被取消，但未收到立即重新预约的相关指引。
国务院回击推翻激进签证打压政策的“鲁莽法官”
原定于美国签证面谈流程的申请人在波哥大美国大使馆外等待重新预约的相关信息。（路透社/路易莎·冈萨雷斯）
申请人被告知将收到新面谈日期的后续通知，但未给出该沟通的预计时间。
此举正值唐纳德·特朗普总统推行更广泛的移民打击行动，该行动已超出非法移民范畴，延伸至合法移民途径。尽管特朗普在2024年竞选期间以遏制非法移民为纲领，但其政府还对合法移民施加了额外限制，包括提高某些工作签证的费用，以及对部分外国学生和记者在美国停留的时长增设新限制。
该政府还在涉及政治活动和言论的案件中推行签证吊销和递解出境程序，包括部分反以色列活动人士。这些做法引发了有关违反言论自由和正当程序保护的诉讼挑战。
一名抱着孩子的女性在尼泊尔加德满都一家协助办理签证手续的咨询机构内填写美国签证申请表。（路透社/纳夫什·奇塔拉卡）
该政府周一表示，正准备吊销多达20万名曾申请或寻求美国庇护的外籍人士的商务和旅游签证，此举将是美国历史上规模最大的批量吊销签证行动。
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移民政策也遭遇了法律挫折。上周五，一名联邦法官否决了国务院暂停向75个国家的申请人签发移民签证的政策，裁定该政策超出了国务卿马尔科·鲁比奥的法定权限范围。
路透社对本文亦有贡献。
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August 26, 2026 3:41am EDT / Fox News
Consular officers must complete training on restrictive public charge guidance before rescheduling visa appointments
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State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott said more than 100,000 visas have been revoked under the department’s continuous vetting program, with DUIs among the primary criminal offenses prompting action against foreign nationals.
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The Trump administration has directed U.S. embassies and consulates around the world to postpone immigrant visa interviews while consular officers complete training on new public-charge guidance, temporarily stalling applications that have reached the interview stage.
The State Department told diplomatic posts to reschedule immigrant visa interviews until consular officers complete the training on how to evaluate whether an applicant is likely to become a public charge.
A public-charge determination can make an immigrant visa applicant inadmissible under federal immigration law if officials determine the person is likely to become dependent on certain forms of public assistance after arriving in the U.S.
“In early August, we launched a global training initiative at all of our embassies and consulates worldwide. To accommodate this in-depth training, appointments for visa services will be adjusted,” a State Department official said in a statement.
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The Trump administration informed U.S. embassies and consulates around the world of a pause on all visa interviews until consular officers complete training sessions on new restrictive guidance.(Eric Lee/Getty Images)
The official added that the training is intended to ensure evaluations of visa applicants are made “comprehensively and consistently.”
For most diplomatic posts, the training sessions are expected to take place this week.
The State Department did not say when affected applicants would be notified of their rescheduled interview dates.
The scheduling changes have sparked uncertainty among immigrant visa applicants who received emails informing them that their interviews had been canceled without instructions for immediately rescheduling them.
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People who had an appointment scheduled for the visa process to the U.S. that was then canceled wait outside the U.S. embassy for some rescheduling information in Bogota, Colombia.(Reuters/Luisa Gonzalez)
Applicants were told they would receive future notice of a new interview date but were not given a timeline for when that communication could be expected.
The move comes as President Donald Trump pursues a broader immigration crackdown that has extended beyond illegal immigration to legal immigration pathways. While Trump campaigned in 2024 on curbing illegal immigration, his administration has also imposed additional restrictions on legal immigration, including higher fees for certain work visas and new limits on how long some foreign students and journalists can remain in the US.
The administration has also pursued visa revocations and removal proceedings in cases involving political activity and speech, including some anti-Israel activists. Those efforts have prompted court challenges alleging violations of free-speech and due-process protections.
A woman holding a child waits to fill out a U.S. visa application form at a consultancy that assists with visa paperwork in Kathmandu, Nepal.(REUTERS/Navesh Chitrakar)
The administration said Monday that it was preparing to revoke the business and tourism visas of up to 200,000 foreigners who have applied for or are seeking asylum in the U.S., a move that would represent the largest mass visa revocation in U.S. history.
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The immigration agenda has also faced legal setbacks. On Friday, a federal judge struck down a State Department policy suspending the issuance of immigrant visas to applicants from 75 countries, ruling that the policy exceeded Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s statutory authority.
Reuters contributed to this report.
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