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I have medicaid, will this affect my petition for the K-1 visa?

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Hi, 
I petitioned for a K-1 visa for my fiance in August. Everything is still in the early stages. This new rule about the trump administration blocking visas and green card applicants that have used any government benefits is scary since I am on medicaid and receive government benefits. Will this new rule affect my application directly or is it more likely to affect those applying for a green card? I don't plan on using the benefits for long and as far as the financial support status, I have family with supplemental income that can provide me with the affidavit of support.

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