My new report showing how the #PublicCharge rule will negatively impact undocumented immigrants and their families http://usipc.ucsd.edu/publications/usipc-public-charge-final.pdf … 1\pic.twitter.com/hlJkVJhBiD
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When told about the proposed
#PublicCharge rule, they are also significantly less likely to get preventive healthcare, such as regular's doctors visits, and are significantly less likely to get free immunization services 6\Show this thread
is interpreted to apply to undocumented immigrants who are currently working in the U.S. without authorization, the new 
These patterns hold for undocumented parents, as they are significantly less likely to get emergency healthcare, preventive healthcare, or free immunization services for their children when told about the proposed #PublicCharge rule 7\
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Undocumented parents with children in K-12 education were also significantly less likely to get free or reduced-priced school meals for their children 8\
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We fielded the survey experiment before the final
#PublicCharge rule was released. We may be under-estimating the negative effects of the rule. When the rule becomes official policy, I expect the effects to be much more acute \endShow this thread
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