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The Trump administration is reinstating a “public charge” rule that could block green card applicants who use public benefits such as food stamps, Medicaid, or housing vouchers. The policy, effective September 18, expands disqualification criteria and emphasizes self-sufficiency, targeting legal immigrants and mixed-status families. Critics argue the rule fosters fear, discourages immigrants from accessing essential services, and may negatively impact public health and community wellbeing.
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