The Department of Homeland Security announced it wouldn’t follow the 2019 amendment to the Public Charge Rule, which helps determine citizenship eligibility based on financial neediness.
Source: Inman News
Biden overturns rule that stifled immigrant housing access
Published in Biden administration, Housing assistance, housing vouchers, public charge rule, public housing assistance, Regulations and the department of homeland security
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