Utah Community Groups Oppose Change That Will Impact Immigrant Communities.
This mean-spirited proposal unravels longstanding, sound public policy that draws a clear line between the nutrition, health, housing and other public benefits that may be used without causing public charge consequences, and those that may not. It dramatically expands the list of programs that could trigger a public charge determination with adverse immigration consequences. To learn more read the Food Research & Action Center’s (FRAC) statement and fact sheet.
As the nutrition lead on the Protecting Immigrant Families (PIF) Campaign Steering Committee, FRAC has launched a platform for the public to weigh in on how this rule will make hunger and poverty in this country far worse.
Submit Your Comment Today. Deadline to submit comments is on or before December 10, 2018.
Click to Tweet: Send a clear message to the Trump Admin: no one should have to choose b/t food & family. Visit @fractweets comment platform to express your opposition to the #publiccharge rule & how it will worsen hunger & poverty: http://bit.ly/2RGrnzp #ProtectFamilies