What is the new immigration policy of the United States? What does this mean?

Generally speaking, the new immigration policy in the United States is to increase the difficulty of immigration application. Low-income and low-ability immigrants are rejected in disguise through the burden of public welfare, while immigrants from Africa, Asia and Mexico are also discriminated against. Those who depend on American welfare and public welfare will be deprived of immigration status. All these policies illustrate a phenomenon, that is, the attitude of the American government towards immigrants has become more and more exclusive.

These new immigration policies have effectively reduced the number of immigrants and improved the entry threshold for immigrants. For illegal immigrants, the US government has taken tough measures and even sent troops to expel them. This seems to violate the principle of American freedom and openness. It has brought great influence to many low-income people. Now the United States only welcomes people with strong working ability and money to come in.

According to the Green Card Cycle Law, the new immigration policy promulgated by the Trump administration marks those non-citizen foreigners who receive public welfare for more than 12 months in any 36-month period as "public burden". Not only can the affected people not get a green card, but they may even be repatriated, expelled and prohibited from re-entering the country by the Ministry of Justice or the state government.

Before the new term and reason of "public burden" was born, the United States also rejected a considerable number of visa applications through other vests. The main difference is that although the refusal rate of previous governments has been high, the second and third visas are always passed. However, the current government has worked so seriously and diligently that it has truly achieved "getting down to work" and "grasping the first level and implementing it layer by layer".

The US Department of Homeland Security "no pains, no gains", so what are their gains? The new law received 266,000 comments, most of which expressed opposition.