Amicus Brief: National Housing Law Project, the Food Research & Action Center, Center for Law and Social Policy, and other groups to oppose the public charge rule

PI signed on to this amicus brief developed by the National Housing Law Project, the Food Research & Action Center, Center for Law and Social Policy, and other groups to oppose the administration's public charge rule. The amicus brief argues that changes to public charge will result in immigrants forgoing crucial public benefits that promote self-sufficiency and that by foregoing benefits, the end result will be greater housing instability, homelessness, hunger and illness.