The Administration Is Rejecting Visa Applications With Blank Spaces

The video discusses a policy change by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) requiring all spaces on visa applications to be filled, or the application will be rejected. This change has led to issues for applicants, including a DACA recipient in California, due to minor mistakes like leaving spaces blank. Over 140 organizations are urging USCIS to reverse this policy, arguing it undermines due process. USCIS defends the policy, stating it ensures completeness and saves resources. The video highlights the challenges faced by applicants and the broader implications of such micro policies.

What actions are organizations taking in response to the new immigration policy?

What does USCIS claim is the benefit of ensuring applications are complete from the beginning?