The United States has temporarily suspended all immigration visa appointments at its embassies and consulates worldwide, impacting Tunisia. This global pause is reportedly linked to the implementation of new training for US consular officers. The training focuses on enhancing the assessment of potential risks associated with visa applicants, specifically regarding the possibility of them becoming a concern. The State Department has not yet specified the duration of the suspension or details of the new evaluation protocols. This decision will delay immigration processes for many hopeful applicants. Business News first reported on the development, noting its broad international reach. Further updates are expected as the training program unfolds.