Turner's Proposal Protects American Taxpayers from Housing Abuse
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**Victory for American Taxpayers: HUD Secretary Turner’s Bold Proposal to Bar Illegal Aliens from Public Housing Benefits**
In a decisive move that puts the American taxpayer first, HUD Secretary Turner has announced a new rule aiming to eliminate public housing benefits for illegal aliens.
This initiative is part of the broader immigration enforcement agenda championed by the Trump administration.
Turner's proposal seeks to close the long-standing loophole surrounding "mixed-status households," which currently allows illegal immigrants to benefit from taxpayer-funded housing subsidies alongside eligible American citizens.
Under the new regulation, housing authorities will be required to verify the legal status of every household member, thereby ensuring that only duly qualified citizens and eligible noncitizens can receive housing assistance.
As Secretary Turner explained, “We will guarantee that the people who receive HUD-funded housing are American people.”
This announcement comes on the heels of a Washington Post op-ed where Turner brought to light an alarming statistic: approximately 24,000 ineligible noncitizens occupy HUD-subsidized housing.
The proposed rule reflects the desperate need to prioritize limited federal housing funding for those who have followed the law, rather than allowing resources to be exploited by those who have not.
Turner aggressively tackled the critics, including housing advocates who claim this policy could lead to evictions and homelessness for U.S. citizen children living in mixed families.
He countered that the unfair allocation of resources has lingered far too long, creating an unjust system that undermines the security of lawful citizens.
This proactive initiative isn't just about enforcing existing laws; it's part of a larger strategy to halt the drain on public assistance systems by noncitizens.
With Turner’s leadership, HUD has previously made substantial strides, such as cutting off FHA-insured mortgages for individuals lacking lawful residency and establishing a crime hotline to report illegal aliens within HUD-funded housing.
The rule will require local housing authorities to report ineligible tenants to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, marking a formidable step in the effort to restore integrity to public housing initiatives.
Under the Trump administration, efforts to streamline and regulate public assistance programs have gained momentum, underscoring a commitment to welfare reform that prioritizes the needs of American citizens.
With the announcement of this significant policy change, the Trump administration continues to demonstrate that it will act in the best interests of the American public, ensuring that taxpayer-funded resources are safeguarded for those who rightfully deserve them.
As Secretary Turner boldly stated, it’s time to end the era of illegal aliens exploiting public housing resources. This is a powerful testament to the Trump administration's dedication to prioritizing lawfulness and accountability in government programs.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
thehill.com
cnbc.com
In a decisive move that puts the American taxpayer first, HUD Secretary Turner has announced a new rule aiming to eliminate public housing benefits for illegal aliens.
This initiative is part of the broader immigration enforcement agenda championed by the Trump administration.
Turner's proposal seeks to close the long-standing loophole surrounding "mixed-status households," which currently allows illegal immigrants to benefit from taxpayer-funded housing subsidies alongside eligible American citizens.
Under the new regulation, housing authorities will be required to verify the legal status of every household member, thereby ensuring that only duly qualified citizens and eligible noncitizens can receive housing assistance.
As Secretary Turner explained, “We will guarantee that the people who receive HUD-funded housing are American people.”
This announcement comes on the heels of a Washington Post op-ed where Turner brought to light an alarming statistic: approximately 24,000 ineligible noncitizens occupy HUD-subsidized housing.
The proposed rule reflects the desperate need to prioritize limited federal housing funding for those who have followed the law, rather than allowing resources to be exploited by those who have not.
Turner aggressively tackled the critics, including housing advocates who claim this policy could lead to evictions and homelessness for U.S. citizen children living in mixed families.
He countered that the unfair allocation of resources has lingered far too long, creating an unjust system that undermines the security of lawful citizens.
This proactive initiative isn't just about enforcing existing laws; it's part of a larger strategy to halt the drain on public assistance systems by noncitizens.
With Turner’s leadership, HUD has previously made substantial strides, such as cutting off FHA-insured mortgages for individuals lacking lawful residency and establishing a crime hotline to report illegal aliens within HUD-funded housing.
The rule will require local housing authorities to report ineligible tenants to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, marking a formidable step in the effort to restore integrity to public housing initiatives.
Under the Trump administration, efforts to streamline and regulate public assistance programs have gained momentum, underscoring a commitment to welfare reform that prioritizes the needs of American citizens.
With the announcement of this significant policy change, the Trump administration continues to demonstrate that it will act in the best interests of the American public, ensuring that taxpayer-funded resources are safeguarded for those who rightfully deserve them.
As Secretary Turner boldly stated, it’s time to end the era of illegal aliens exploiting public housing resources. This is a powerful testament to the Trump administration's dedication to prioritizing lawfulness and accountability in government programs.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
thehill.com
cnbc.com
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