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Minnesota AG Ellison's Federal Lawsuit Victory Stops Billions in Funding Cuts to Homeless Housing Services
A federal judge ruled HUD’s 2025 conditions on Continuum of Care grants unlawful, preserving more than $3 billion for homeless housing and support services.
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Hastings TribuneMinnesota AG Ellison's federal lawsuit victory stops billions in funding cuts to homeless housing services
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and a coalition of states’ attorneys have protected more than $3 billion in federal funding for people experiencing homelessness after winning a lawsuit against the Trump administration’s attempt to make significant cuts. In November 2025,…
Wisconsin DOJ wins ruling over HUD homelessness funding conditions
MADISON, Wis.— The Wisconsin Department of Justice along with a multi-state coalition won their case challenging the Trump Administration's conditions on billions of dollars of funding to provide housing for families experiencing homelessness.
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