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http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3183.html
What assistance programs are not considered means tested public benefit programs?
The following types of assistance are not considered means tested public benefits and do not have to be repaid.

Emergency Medicaid School lunches Immunizations and treatment for communicable diseases Student assistance to attend colleges and institutions of higher learning Some kinds of foster care or adoption assistance Job training programs Head start Short-term, non-cash emergency relief
The delivery will be covered as Emergency Medicaid... At least in Texas will be! You will have to apply got CHIP Perinatal to cover the last weeks of her pregnancy care, or when she deliveres social workers will help her apply for Emergency Medicaid, she will not be eligible for Medicaid, and nothing but the delivery will be covered, your son will receive Medicaid for the first year and then CHIP or Medicaid or nothing depending in your income... If I were you I will have her deliver here than in Mexico!!! Good Luck with whatever choice you guys make!

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't there a possibility that USCIS can denied her mom AOS based on intent to immigrate/immigration fraud? Or at least make give them a headache? The OP posted that her mom I-94 expires on Dec,25,2012, which means that her mom should have entered the contry just a week ago, and she is already talking about filing for AOS, and her mom gettin marry this week.. I'm not immgration expert at all, but when I applied for AOS our lawyer asked us the time frame period between my entry, my marriage, and AOS.. to rule out immigration fraud base on intent to marriage with a non immigrating visa...

Congratulations!!!! BLESSED AND FAVORED, and PEPPER YAY!!!! Finally the long, expensive and stressfull journey is over!!