Trump Administration Prioritizes Americans in Housing Assistance
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**Common Sense in Housing: Trump Administration’s Tough Stance on Illegal Aliens**
A groundbreaking move by HUD Secretary Turner could redefine who benefits from public housing assistance, reinforcing President Trump’s commitment to prioritize American citizens in welfare policies.
In a recent announcement, Turner unveiled a proposed rule that would bar illegal aliens from receiving housing benefits funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
This initiative aims to close the longstanding “mixed-status household” loophole, which allows households with ineligible members to access public housing resources that should be reserved for qualified American citizens and eligible noncitizens.
Turner noted that current regulations allow for proration of subsidies based on the number of eligible family members, effectively favoring households where illegal residents live alongside citizens.
“By enforcing this new rule, we guarantee that public housing assistance goes to those who have a lawful right to it,” he stated in a recent interview. “It's about fairness for American taxpayers who rightfully expect that their hard-earned money should not be used to support those who are here illegally.”
According to the HUD’s own estimates, about 24,000 ineligible noncitizens currently reside in subsidized housing—a considerable number in a time when public funds are tight.
This proposed change not only aligns with Trump’s broader immigration enforcement efforts but also seeks to alleviate the burden on American families who find themselves struggling amidst long waitlists and scarce resources.
Critics swiftly condemned the proposal, arguing it could lead to evictions and family separations, particularly impacting U.S. citizen children living in mixed-status households. However, supporters of the measure assert that it is a necessary step towards enforcing existing laws set forth under the Housing and Community Development Act.
The policy echoes Trump's previous initiatives to cut back on welfare dependency for illegal immigrants, which urban areas have endured for far too long.
Moreover, HUD's new direction involves bolstering law enforcement efforts by creating a hotline for residents in HUD-funded properties to report illegal aliens and criminals, ensuring a more secure living environment for lawful occupants.
With this proposed rule, the Trump administration continues to take decisive steps towards protecting American interests and safeguarding the integrity of taxpayer-funded programs.
As Turner remarked, “We are putting the needs of American citizens first and putting an end to the era of illegal aliens exploiting public housing resources.”
This assertive approach sends a clear message: American pride and the rule of law will prevail in the housing sector, ensuring that the nation’s welfare systems remain a refuge for those who abide by the law.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
thegatewaypundit.com
carscoops.com
A groundbreaking move by HUD Secretary Turner could redefine who benefits from public housing assistance, reinforcing President Trump’s commitment to prioritize American citizens in welfare policies.
In a recent announcement, Turner unveiled a proposed rule that would bar illegal aliens from receiving housing benefits funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
This initiative aims to close the longstanding “mixed-status household” loophole, which allows households with ineligible members to access public housing resources that should be reserved for qualified American citizens and eligible noncitizens.
Turner noted that current regulations allow for proration of subsidies based on the number of eligible family members, effectively favoring households where illegal residents live alongside citizens.
“By enforcing this new rule, we guarantee that public housing assistance goes to those who have a lawful right to it,” he stated in a recent interview. “It's about fairness for American taxpayers who rightfully expect that their hard-earned money should not be used to support those who are here illegally.”
According to the HUD’s own estimates, about 24,000 ineligible noncitizens currently reside in subsidized housing—a considerable number in a time when public funds are tight.
This proposed change not only aligns with Trump’s broader immigration enforcement efforts but also seeks to alleviate the burden on American families who find themselves struggling amidst long waitlists and scarce resources.
Critics swiftly condemned the proposal, arguing it could lead to evictions and family separations, particularly impacting U.S. citizen children living in mixed-status households. However, supporters of the measure assert that it is a necessary step towards enforcing existing laws set forth under the Housing and Community Development Act.
The policy echoes Trump's previous initiatives to cut back on welfare dependency for illegal immigrants, which urban areas have endured for far too long.
Moreover, HUD's new direction involves bolstering law enforcement efforts by creating a hotline for residents in HUD-funded properties to report illegal aliens and criminals, ensuring a more secure living environment for lawful occupants.
With this proposed rule, the Trump administration continues to take decisive steps towards protecting American interests and safeguarding the integrity of taxpayer-funded programs.
As Turner remarked, “We are putting the needs of American citizens first and putting an end to the era of illegal aliens exploiting public housing resources.”
This assertive approach sends a clear message: American pride and the rule of law will prevail in the housing sector, ensuring that the nation’s welfare systems remain a refuge for those who abide by the law.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
thegatewaypundit.com
carscoops.com
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