Supreme Court Allows Trump's Immigration 'Public Charge' Rule

The video discusses the controversial public charge rule, which affects legal immigration to the US by potentially denying green cards and visa extensions to those likely to use public benefits. The rule, proposed by the Trump administration, could disproportionately impact immigrants from Mexico and Central America. A study by Marc Greenberg highlights negative factors that could disqualify applicants. The policy has sparked debate, with conservative commentators supporting it and others concerned about its implications. Legal challenges have been filed, but the Supreme Court has allowed enforcement.

What are the potential consequences for individuals seeking to immigrate to the US under the new public charge rule?

How did the Trump administration's proposed rule change the criteria for determining a public charge?

What factors did Marc Greenberg identify as negative factors that could disqualify individuals from obtaining green cards?

What was the reaction of conservative commentators to the old public charge rule?

What legal actions have been taken against the new public charge policy, and what was the outcome?