The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to a request by President Joe Biden’s administration to dismiss an upcoming case challenging a public-charge rule that requires prospective immigrants to be able to support themselves financially. The court last month agreed to hear the federal government’s appeal of a lower court decision against the Trump-era immigration rule that restricts the eligibility of new immigrants who are deemed to likely become “public charges” if they receive visas. The Biden Justice Department informed the court in a new filing (pdf) on Tuesday that all parties agreed to asking the court to dismiss the case, signaling that the White House is likely to overturn the rule. In early February, Biden had issued an executive order mandating a review of the public charge rule that aims to assess the effects and implications of such policies. A “public charge” means an individual who is likely to become primarily dependent on the …