Families, kids most at risk of losing HUD housing with Trump’s proposed time limits
WOODINVILLE, Wash. (AP) — More than 1 million low-income households — most of them working families with children — who depend on the nation’s public housing and Section 8 voucher programs could be at risk of losing their government-subsidized homes under the Trump administration’s proposal to impose a two-year time limit on rental assistance.
That’s according to new research from New York University, obtained exclusively by The Associated Press, which suggests the time restriction could affect as many as 1.4 million households helped by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
The NYU report also raises concerns about the largely untested policy, as most of the limited number of local housing authorities that have voluntarily tried the idea eventually abandoned the Пилоти.
„ Ако сега подпомаганите семейства са обект на двугодишен предел, това би довело до големи разстройства и огромни административни разноски “, за органите на публичните жилища, с...
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