#FloodHUD w/ comments opposing their new rule ⤵
06.03.2026 01:03
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Screenshot of CBS LA article. Local News section. Headline: Los Angeles leaders bring attention to HUD proposal to end housing assistance for mixed immigration status households. By Julie Sharp, March 3, 2026 / 1:37 PM PST / CBS LA. Blue CBS LA logo visible.
"This policy doesn't solve a problem, it creates one, as 6,800 people are at risk of being ripped out of their homes here in Los Angeles alone"
-@hugoforcd13.bsky.social
STATEMENT: Trump Threatens Millions of Families with Red Tape Evictions ⤵️
A grayscale graphic shows Donald Trump standing behind a lectern with the seal “PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,” while HUD Secretary Scott Turner stands at a microphone at the right, speaking; large white text overlays the lower half of the image with a teal label above it that reads “AHJ STATEMENT,” followed by the headline in stacked lines: “Trump Threatens Millions of Families with Red Tape Evictions,” with a small boxed logo at bottom left that reads “Alliance for Housing Justice” and a right-pointing arrow icon at bottom right.
Screenshot of a statement document over a blurred grayscale background photo of two men at a podium and microphones; a large white page sits centered with the “Alliance for Housing Justice” logo at top right, and the visible text reads: ““STATEMENT: Trump Threatens Millions of Families with Red Tape Evictions”, full statement linked in caption
🚨 Today the Trump's HUD published another proposed rule meant to make it harder for everyday people to survive the housing crisis.
Blue tinted photo of hud secretary Scott Turner and Trump behind text: THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION wants to evict thousands of children - you can stop them - bit.ly/mixedstatus
The Trump administration wants to evict thousands of children.
Help stop them ➡️ actionnetwork.org/letters/keep-families-together-26?source=bsky
X post from the Department of Housing and Urban Development featuring a screenshot of a website with a statement that reads "Secretary Scott Turner Moved to Restore Self-Sufficiency and Dignity to Those Living in Public Housing". The post's caption says: "RESTORE SELF-SUFFICIENCY @SecretaryTurner announced a new proposed rule to provide all public housing authorities and Section 8 project-based rental assistance owners flexibility to implement work requirements and time limits for non-elderly, non-disabled work-capable adults in HUD-funded housing."
"Restoring dignity" by making people homeless?
HUD with yet another rule meant to make surviving the housing crisis more difficult for everyday people.
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HUD’s new proposal is cruel, costly, and counterproductive. It would rip families apart and increase eviction & homelessness during a housing crisis.
Join me and @aforhj.org in telling HUD to withdraw it: actionnetwork.org/letters/keep...
Trump’s HUD wants to cut programs that keep 750,000 people housed, but NHLP and @homelesslaw.bsky.social have a new toolkit for fighting back. Learn how to defend families at risk of losing housing if Trump cuts funding to crucial homelessness prevention programs ➡️ www.nhlp.org/nhlp-publica...
Blue tinted photo of hud secretary Scott Turner and Trump behind text: THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION wants to evict thousands of children - you can stop them - bit.ly/mixedstatus
The Trump administration wants to evict thousands of children.
Help stop them ➡️ actionnetwork.org/letters/keep-families-together-26?source=bsky
Tonight, Trump will take the stage to try to sell us yet another agenda that won't fix our country's housing crisis. Meanwhile, his administration is working behind the scenes to dismantle the very programs that keep us housed. We're not buying it.
HUD has to read every comment we submit. Be a wrench in their plans to scapegoat immigrants & make families homeless ⤵️ actionnetwork.org/letters/keep...
Costly, Cruel & Counterproductive. HUD is proposing a new rule that would overturn decades of precedent and kick mixed immigration status families out of their housing. Tell HUD NO by making a comment today!! ⚡ bit.ly/KFTrttc ⚡
🚨 TAKE ACTION: Tell HUD to #KeepFamiliesTogether & housed.
This rule would rip families apart & push people toward homelessness during a housing crisis. ➡️ Send a comment today!
Graphic has dark blue border on white background. AP’s logo is at the top middle. The NHLP logo sits at the bottom. The title of the article and author name are below: “HUD proposes rule that would force noncitizens from public housing by Michael Casey” Text reads: “The measure would effectively bar mixed status families —- where some household members are eligible for help — from housing and is part of the government’s immigration crackdown. A similar rule was proposed but never finalized during the first Trump administration and is mentioned as a policy priority in the conservative blueprint Project 2025. “Our country can ensure that every one of us, no matter where we come from or what language we speak, has a safe home,” Shamus Roller, the executive director of the National Housing Law Project said in a statement. “Instead, Trump is trying to evict immigrant families, citizen and non-citizen, from HUD housing.”
No matter where we come from or how long we’ve lived here, we have the resources to ensure that everyone has a safe place to call home, including immigrant families and children. NHLP Exec. Director @shamusroller.bsky.social talked w/ @apnews.com’s Michael Casey about Trump’s newest housing threat:
Graphic has dark blue border on white background. Newsweek’s logo is at the top middle. The NHLP logo sits at the bottom. The title of the article and author name are below: “Families With Migrants May Be Barred From Subsidized Housing by Dan Gooding and Billal Rahman.” Text reads: “Shamus Roller, executive director of the National Housing Law Project, in a statement shared with Newsweek: “Trump’s proposal runs contrary to federal law and is designed to instill fear and hardship on immigrant families. His administration deflects blame for the housing crisis onto immigrants so they can continue dismantling HUD’s hallmark and lifesaving housing programs. The result would be over 100,000 people evicted, including more than 37,000 children, many of them citizens. HUD also seeks to enlist housing authorities and owners into immigration enforcement and away from its core mission–providing affordable housing in the midst of a national housing crisis."
Trump’s HUD is responsible for providing solutions to our current housing crisis - not distractions that scapegoat and target immigrant families. NHLP Exec. Director @shamusroller.bsky.social spoke w/ Dan Gooding and Billal Rahman of @newsweek.com:
Large Text: "Statement: HUD’s New Mixed Status Proposal is Cruel, Costly & Counterproductive." over a bluish-gray tinted photo background showing Donald Trump and HUD Secretary Scott Turner at a meeting table. Alliance for Housing Justice on the bottom-right.
Screenshot of a statement by Alliance for Housing Justice over a background photo of donald trump and hud secretary scott turner. Full text is linked to in the next post.
🚨 STATEMENT on HUD’s #MixedStatus Proposal: Cruel, Costly & Counterproductive
The administration is trying to blame immigrants for Trump's failure to address the housing crisis 🔽
This rule is horrible.
Ppl will lose housing and /or their families. The housing crisis response system cannot absorb this influx.
Full statement on the Trump administration's new anti-immigrant proposal 🔽 www.allianceforhousingjustice.org/post/stateme...
Large Text: "Statement: HUD’s New Mixed Status Proposal is Cruel, Costly & Counterproductive." over a bluish-gray tinted photo background showing Donald Trump and HUD Secretary Scott Turner at a meeting table. Alliance for Housing Justice on the bottom-right.
Screenshot of a statement by Alliance for Housing Justice over a background photo of donald trump and hud secretary scott turner. Full text is linked to in the next post.
🚨 STATEMENT on HUD’s #MixedStatus Proposal: Cruel, Costly & Counterproductive
The administration is trying to blame immigrants for Trump's failure to address the housing crisis 🔽
The real “exploitation” here is Scott Turner trying to dupe people into blaming immigrants for the housing crisis he's in charge of fixing.
A thread on how our current laws actually work, and why getting rid of them will cost everyone more time, money, and misery:
Graphic has dark blue border on white background. NPR’s logo is at the top middle. The NHLP logo sits at the bottom. The title of the article and author name are below: “HUD rule could push families with undocumented immigrants out of their homes by Jennifer Ludden” Text reads: “The Department of Housing and Urban Development wants to ban families with any member who is undocumented from living in federally subsidized housing. A proposed rule also would require local housing authorities to report any tenant not eligible for rental aid to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. "Trump's proposal runs contrary to federal law and is designed to instill fear and hardship on immigrant families," Shamus Roller, executive director of the National Housing Law Project, said in a statement. "His administration deflects blame for the housing crisis onto immigrants so they can continue dismantling HUD's hallmark and lifesaving housing programs."”
Thanks to Trump’s new proposal, some immigrant families may need to decide whether to split up to stay housed, or face eviction and homelessness together. NHLP’s Exec. Director @shamusroller.bsky.social dug deeper with @npr.org’s Jennifer Ludden:
"One potential result...is actually a reduction in total rents paid. Having an undocumented person in the house pushes a family’s monthly rent higher, since that person doesn’t get a subsidy. Many housing programs rely on those higher rent payments to fund some of their operations."
"Forcing families to choose between splitting up or losing their rent help has the potential to put many of them in almost immediate housing emergencies, facing evictions or the prospect of homelessness."
Banks, landlords, insurers & tenant-screening companies shouldn’t be able to dodge responsibility for discriminatory outcomes.
Sign on to join us & in defending disparate impact ⤵️
“There is simply no legal authority to sustain HUD’s attack on targeted universalist policy interventions.”
@tsilverstein.bsky.social, President at AHJ member @prrac.bsky.social, breaks down HUD’s punitive investigations into Boston + Minneapolis:
BREAKING: Tenants across Minneapolis and Saint Paul have just launched a Twin Cities tenant union, citing the fact that their cities are under siege, and saying they need to band together to protect one another.
linktr.ee/twincitieste...