Chair Fudge: With Public Charge Rule, Administration is Regulating by Stereotype
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“The public charge rule is nothing more than the Administration’s attempt to codify discrimination. The amicus brief makes clear the House of Representatives – the People’s House – will not stand for it.
The rule allows for discrimination in both its application and enforcement by allowing the Federal government to use racial and ethnic profiling to guess which legal immigrants might eventually need access to public assistance.
It’s also important to remember the Administration’s rule targets people who are here in this country legally and, therefore, entitled to apply for assistance, if they need it. This attempt to regulate by stereotype is un-American and a new, shameful low.”
