USCIS will broaden public-charge scrutiny for some Indian Green Card applicants from September 18, including consideration of public benefits
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Democratic caucuses condemn Trump’s public charge rule, warning it could restrict legal immigration and essential public benefits.
An internal U.S. State Department cable suggests chronic illnesses may affect visa eligibility, sparking concern among Indian applicants.
Trump’s new visa rules link immigration eligibility to applicants’ health and financial profiles, targeting chronic illnesses and it’s costs.
Trump-era ‘public charge’ rule denied legal status to all immigrants who used or might use social welfare programs
Immigrants using Medicaid, food stamps, housing vouchers were hit hard by Trump rule.
Chicago court’s ruling striking down new Trump rule applies nationwide.