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Currently, there is no amnesty. The last amnesty expired in 1987.
What you may have heard about is Cancellation of Removal. You can apply for
Cancellation ONLY in Immigration Court to stop your deportation. You must show
you have been here for more than 10 years and you have good moral character. Most
importantly, you need to show that if you are deported, it will cause your spouse,
parent or child who is a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident exceptional and
unusual hardship. This is very difficult to show.
Will using public benefits now hurt my chances of getting legal status in the future?
You may have trouble getting a green card if you use certain kinds of public benefits.
Immigration may not give you a green card if it thinks you will become a “public
charge.” This means they think you will become dependent on the government in the
future. To decide this, Immigration will consider your overall situation, such as your
age, health, job, work history, and education.
As one of the factors, they will also consider whether you use or have used cash
benefits or long-term care at government expense. A cash benefit supplements your
income with money, like General Assistance or SSI. Health care benefits, food
programs, or other programs that do not give cash are not considered cash benefits.
So you can receive free medical care at clinics, food stamps, public housing, job
training, or other non-cash assistance without hurting your chance of getting a green
card.
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