Immigration
Rule facing lawsuitsCount lawful benefits against lawful residency
The benefits are legal to use. Using them may cost you a green card.
- Executive owner
- Donald J. Trump / Homeland Security
- Status
- Rule facing lawsuits
- Due
- Before anyone receives food, housing or healthcare
- Paying for it
- Immigrant families and participating states
ACTIVITY
UpdatedHomeland Security expanded discretion to reject green-card applicants using public assistance.
I want people able to SUPPORT THEMSELVES!
Twenty-two states sued before the rule could take effect.
Families were advised to think twice before using benefits the law gives them.
Benefit is Legal, applying is Legal, I understand BOTH Legalings! I want a Rule somebody can explain without a Family afraid of the Doctor..... somebody do the Explaining!
Communications called avoiding a doctor 'self-sufficiency.'
TWENTY-TWO States, bigger Table for the Lawyers!
PUBLIC RECORD
Democratic-led states and cities sued to block an administration rule giving immigration officials broader discretion to deny green cards to people using certain public benefits. The rule is scheduled to take effect September 18; DHS defended it.