Dragonlady
Designing Woman
They don’t completely rely on welfare Lucy. Read the article.What a piece of trash he is.
Proposed Trump rule change could put millions of legal immigrants at risk of deportation
Currently, immigrants who rely on, or are expected to rely on, the government for more than half of their income are considered “public charges” and can be banned from entering the country or deported, even if they’re otherwise eligible for extended residency.
Immigrants who rely completely on welfare programs or long-term Medicaid benefits are typically considered public charges, but the Trump administration wants to extend those guidelines to include immigrants who use public housing, subsidies to help pay for health insurance, food stamps, income tax credits, the Children's Health Insurance Program and non-emergency uses of Medicaid, according to a White House draft obtained by The Washington Post.
A recent study by The New England Journal of Medicine found that the changes “could have important consequences for access to medical care and the health of millions of immigrants and their families.” An estimated 1 million noncitizens would lose their insurance, the study found.
Why do they completely rely on welfare why don't they have jobs and pay for themselves? Are they just lazy and expect American taxpayers to fund them and their family?
Don't Lucy.
It's Newsweek.
CFR garbage meant to use emotional fallacies and dubious facts. The CFR is a globalist mouthpiece.
The fact is, the American economy is not structured to sustain more lower and middle income workers. These are lower and middle income workers that need health and nutritional assistance, just like Americans in the same situation. Why do we need more citizens in this economic class?
The article won't answer you that question, it will only make you feel bad for them.
Your economy is now structured so that nearly half your population is receiving some kind of benefits to survive.
Unless an immigrant is wealthy when they arrive, they will likely require some assistance until they’re established regardless of how hard working or educated they are. Rich, successful people rarely emigrate. They stay where they became rich and successful.
The example I read was an immigrant father whose American-born child had a heart defect. The family used the CHIP program for her care. His wife and child are both Americans but this man could be deported if this rule passed.
I can’t imagine this is constitutional. Or that it would get past the Courts.