Frustration in China as US freezes green card interviews worldwide, citing ‘training’

SCMP•Wed, Aug 26, 2026, 09:57 AM•2 min read

People in China reacted with frustration and disbelief after American consulates around the world began cancelling immigrant visa interviews – the latest setback for applicants waiting to enter the United States legally. A post by an immigration agent on the Chinese social media platform RedNote...

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