U.S. To Deny Visas To Immigrants Who Can't Afford Health Care

President Trump signed a proclamation requiring immigrants to have health insurance within 30 days of entering the US. This move aims to reduce the financial burden on the US healthcare system and taxpayers. The proclamation does not affect asylum seekers or refugees. Additionally, a public charge rule will restrict citizenship and green cards for low-income immigrants, further limiting immigration costs. These policies reflect Trump's ongoing efforts to manage the financial impact of legal immigration.

What requirement does President Trump's proclamation impose on immigrants entering the US?

• They must have a job offer.

• They must pass a language test.

• They must have a US sponsor.

• They must prove they have health insurance within 30 days.

Which group is not affected by the new health insurance proclamation?

• Tourists

• Asylum seekers

• Students

• Business travelers

What issue does the US healthcare system face due to the admission of certain immigrants?

• Overcrowding in hospitals

• Uncompensated care costs

• Increased insurance premiums

• Lack of medical professionals

What is the purpose of the public charge rule set to be implemented by the Trump administration?

• To simplify the immigration process

• To provide free healthcare to immigrants

• To restrict citizenship and green cards for low-income immigrants

• To increase immigration quotas

When is the healthcare proclamation expected to take effect?

• January 1st

• December 1st

• November 3rd

• October 15th