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The Biden administration is reversing a 2022 rule to expand the consideration of taxpayer-funded benefits, including Medicaid, food stamps, and housing assistance, when assessing if immigrants are likely to become public charges. This change restores broader discretion for immigration officers, potentially affecting hundreds of thousands of green card applicants annually by increasing scrutiny of their financial support. The rule aims to promote self-reliance but may discourage eligible immigrant families from accessing public benefits due to fear of negative immigration consequences. It is set to take effect soon, with a 60-day implementation lag to allow for updates to procedures and forms.
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