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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 27842, member: 2262"] System problems have caused recent troubles for Nigerians trying to apply for US visas. Jennifer Johnson from the State Department told people about these issues when asked. Many Nigerians complained they showed up for scheduled interviews, but embassy staff never met with them as part of their visa process. Johnson spoke Saturday about these problems and promised everything would work normally again. The State Department spokesperson explained that anyone who missed interviews because of these technical difficulties will hear from officials about new appointment times. She clearly stated, "The U.S. Department of State experienced a partial systems outage, which has since been restored. All consular operations have resumed as normal. Visa applicants whose interviews must be rescheduled due to the outage will be notified." Last year, the American embassy in Nigeria started using different appointment booking methods. They changed systems after people reported corruption from previous handlers who managed the visa process. The Biden administration has taken steps against illegal immigration through stronger enforcement actions by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. President Trump recently talked to Congress about selling something called a Gold Card. This program would let immigrants buy American citizenship for 5 million dollars each. Trump believes this approach represents his fresh ideas on immigration policy moving forward. The administration plans to offer these cards for purchase soon, according to his statements during the joint session. [/QUOTE]

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