Democratic States and Cities Are Suing to Stop A Public Charge Rule
The rule, set to go into effect mid-September, would allow officers to consider immigrants’ use of public benefits when making visa decisions.
The Department of Homeland Security rule reverses a Biden-era policy that had restricted the consideration of public charge to consider only cash welfare. (Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP)
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