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The Trump administration has revised the public charge rule to include immigrants' use of Medicaid and CHIP in green card eligibility assessments. This change may discourage immigrant families from seeking health coverage, potentially leading to increased emergency room use and health disparities. The new policy will apply to applications submitted after September 18, 2026.
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The Trump administration has revised the public charge rule to include immigrants' use of Medicaid and CHIP in green card eligibility assessments. This change may discourage immigrant families from seeking health coverage, potentially leading to increased emergency room use and health disparities. The new policy will apply to applications submitted after September 18, 2026.
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