Trump Administration Tightens Green Card Rules for Immigrants Using Public Aid
The Trump administration is reviving stricter measures that could make it harder for immigrants to obtain Green Cards if they have used or are deemed likely to use public benefits like food stamps and Medicaid. This move expands the definition of "public charge" in immigration law, emphasizing self-sufficiency.
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