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California and 23 other states are suing to block a new DHS rule that significantly expands the agency’s authority to deny permanent residency based on the use of public benefits.
California and 23 other states are suing to block a new DHS rule that significantly expands the agency’s authority to deny permanent residency based on the use of public benefits.
For decades, the term “public-charge” referred only to a person who is primarily and permanently dependent on public cash assistance or long-term care funded by the federal government.