Скачать или смотреть ሰበር፡ አሜሪካ ለሚኖሩ Public Benefit ያልታሰበ ጉድ አፈላ፡ የተፈቀዱ እና የተከለከሉ እነዚህ ናቸው/በጎንደር ደንቢያ የኮሪደር ልማቱ ዛፍ ታምር ሰራ

In this video, I break down the latest 2026 US immigration policies on public benefits for immigrants, with a special focus on those holding green cards, asylum status, or other legal statuses. Under the updated public charge rule proposed in November 2025 and potentially effective as of January 2026, certain benefits could impact your ability to adjust status, extend stays, or apply for citizenship if deemed a "public charge" – meaning likely to become primarily dependent on government aid.
First, the non-risk benefits (safe to use without affecting your immigration status): These include emergency Medicaid, school lunch programs, WIC (nutrition for women, infants, and children), CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program), disaster relief, immunizations, and benefits received by US citizen family members. These won't count against you in public charge determinations.
On the risk side: Benefits like cash assistance (TANF, SSI, general relief), long-term institutional care at government expense, and potentially expanded programs under the new rule (such as SNAP/food stamps, non-emergency Medicaid, or public housing) could flag you as a public charge, risking denial of green card applications, visa extensions, or re-entry. However, most immigrants don't qualify for these anyway, and the rule emphasizes a "totality of circumstances" test, including your age, health, income, and education. Asylum seekers and green card holders should consult an immigration attorney, as changes don't retroactively affect past benefits but could create uncertainty.
Finally, uplifting news for the Ethiopian diaspora: Reports from Dembia in the Gondar region of Ethiopia describe a special miracle where Holy Mary appeared on an old tree with vivid light, followed by holy water emerging from the site, bringing healing to many who visit. This event echoes Ethiopia's rich tradition of Marian miracles and holy water sites known for exorcism and cures in the Orthodox Tewahedo Church. A reminder of faith's power!
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