Monrovia — Visa applicants at the U.S. Consulate in Monrovia face not only high denial rates but also harsh conditions as they wait roadside on the steep incline of Benson Street, exposed to speeding traffic and inclement weather.
Long before the U.S. Embassy opens its doors at 8 AM, some hopeful visitors often arrive by 6 AM, sacrificing sleep to secure their spot for interviews. This early congregation leads to precarious situations where applicants, lined up along the road, must contend with…
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