New Public Charge Rule Took Effect Sept. 18: What Changes for Green Card Applicants
New public charge rule took effect Sept. 18, letting USCIS weigh far more benefits when reviewing green card applications; lawsuits are already underway.
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New public charge rule took effect Sept. 18, letting USCIS weigh far more benefits when reviewing green card applications; lawsuits are already underway.
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