What are the public benefits in the United States?

The United States of America's public **** welfare mainly includes federal social security, unemployment benefits, public **** assistance, maternity and child welfare, in fact, these benefits are mainly for low-income, as well as the old, weak, pregnant, disabled and children and other groups of people issued welfare subsidies. The U.S. public welfare system is relatively well-developed.

But recently, due to the introduction of Trump's new immigration policy, many of the public **** welfare benefits become a part of the public **** burden, became a stumbling block to immigration applications, many of the previous boundaries of the public **** burden welfare part of the blurring of the clear, execution has become severe, which will have a greater impact on some of the low-income people in the United States.

After Trump took office, U.S. welfare policy has been tightening. on September 22, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security website announced a new regulation proposal that legal immigrants in the U.S., or members of their families who have used public **** benefits, such as food stamps or "housing vouchers" may face a green card denial, a move aimed at reducing the burden on the country. The move is aimed at reducing the burden on the country. For those who may have used public benefits in the U.S., it will be more difficult for them to enter the U.S. or obtain a green card.

In addition to the above benefits included in the Social Security Act, there are also many other social benefits that cover all aspects of life and work in the U.S. The more common are the following:

二生活补助 (Public Service for Low Income Persons)

1、粮食劵(Food Stamp)

2、学校提供的廉价或免费膳食(School Lunch Program)

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3, Home Energy Assistance Program (Home Energy Assistance Program)

4, Low Income Housing (Public Low Income Housing)

Three Medicaid

1, Medical Assistance (Medicaid)

2, Food Stamps (Food Stamp)

3, School Lunch (School Lunch)

4, Low Income Housing (Low Income Housing)

5, Public Housing (Public Low Income Housing)