60,000 Americans to lose their rental assistance and risk eviction unless Congress acts
- The Emergency Housing Vouchers program is running out of money, risking eviction for 60,000 families and individuals, including those fleeing domestic violence.
- Funding is expected to be depleted by the end of next year, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
- Democratic Representative Maxine Waters is advocating for an additional $8 billion to sustain the program amid concerns over budget cuts from Congress.
- Sonya Acosta, a policy analyst, warned that halting the program would disrupt the progress made by families like Espinal's.
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'No additional funding': Trump admin announces cut that could make 60K people homeless
People who rely on Emergency Housing Vouchers to pay their rent are facing upheaval, according to a new report.A letter from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development — and reviewed by The Associated Press — claims funding for the nearly 60,000 people who rely on the vouchers is expected ...
60,000 American households could lose their rental assistance next year. Here’s why
Moments after Daniris Espinal walked into her new apartment in Brooklyn, she prayed. In ensuing nights, she would awaken and touch the walls for reassurance—finding in them a relief that turned to tears over her morning coffee.Those walls were possible through a federal program that pays rent for some 60,000 families and individuals fleeing homelessness or domestic violence. Espinal was fleeing both.But the program, Emergency Housing Vouchers, i…
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