Public Charge Takes Effect Sept. 18 — Who’s Targeted, How, What to Do?

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Live Wednesday, Sept 9, 2026 | 11 AM PST

Overview

The Trump Administration’s new public charge will roll out on September 18. Even before its formal implementation, the rule has stoked fear in immigrant communities and mixed status families, heightening anxiety about accessing federal public benefits.

Speakers will discuss what’s at stake for California’s residents, and the impact of the new rule to the state’s diverse communities.

Guest Speakers:

Presented by ACoM