America has taken a big and shocking step amid the increasing strictness regarding immigration and immigration policies of the Donald Trump administration. America has temporarily banned the appointments of visa applicants from around the world. A new global training initiative has been launched for officers at US embassies and consulates, due to which changes are being made to the schedule of visa services. Changes in visa services due to global training: A US State Department spokesperson confirmed on Tuesday that a comprehensive global training program is being run in all US embassies and consulates around the world. Due to this special training program, there has been a temporary rescheduling and suspension of appointments for visa services. The Trump administration is continuously running an aggressive campaign to expel illegal immigrants from the country (deportation) and tighten immigration rules. Under this campaign, cases of visa and green card cancellations, as well as rejections of applications for various technical and political reasons, are also increasing rapidly, including cases related to pro-Palestinian protests during the Gaza conflict. Administration's strictness amid legal hurdles and court setbacks Trump administration officials argue that the main objective of these strict steps is to strengthen the internal security and order of the country. However, these policies of the administration are also facing legal hurdles and court setbacks at many levels. Recently, a US federal judge formally canceled the Trump administration's policy, under which it had banned the issuance of immigrant visas to applicants from 75 countries. The court said that this policy was outside the legal jurisdiction of Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Despite these legal challenges, the administration is adopting a very strict stance regarding its policies.
