New 'Public Charge' Rule Could 'Profoundly' Change Legal Immigration

The video discusses a new U.S. immigration policy that could deny green cards and visa extensions to immigrants likely to use public benefits. This policy, first proposed by the Trump administration in 2018, could significantly impact immigrants from Central America and Mexico. A study by Marc Greenberg highlights that many recent green card holders from these regions have multiple negative factors, such as limited English and low income. The policy has sparked controversy and legal challenges, with critics arguing it unfairly targets certain groups and bypasses Congress. The Supreme Court has allowed the policy to be enforced pending legal resolution.

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