Local housing officials and landlords are warning that a White House proposal to evict illegal immigrants from federally subsidized housing would spark an assortment of problems, The New York Times is reporting.
The proposal would prohibit households with at least one unauthorized immigrant from living in federally subsidized housing, according to the Times. The proposal is being pushed by Stephen Miller, President Donald Trump’s top immigration adviser, according to the Times.
But landlords and public housing administrators maintained it would displace some of their most reliable tenants. They also said it would create additional financial strains on the cash-strapped system, according to the Times.
They estimated as many as 108,000 people receiving benefits would have to be evicted.
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“Their most reliable tenants “? These people are a joke. The whole point of welfare is to NOT have people living off us in perpetuity!!! It was intended to be temporary help FOR CITIZENS IN NEED.
ReplyDeletelol..."Reliable tenants", is just the check coming from the government. Kick out the illegals.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry for them losers but I will lose MY HOME and MY DAUGHTER WILL LOSE HERS if I have to keep paying higher and higher taxes that never seem to go down or stop going up... All to pay for these ass hat losers... All this crap is, is to slap every one of you american citizens in the face, along with the stupid Drivers ID crap, where illegals can get a licences to drive but has no proof of citizenship yet you have to prove you are a citizen to get or keep your current licences... Funny how that works huh??? Yet you dumb ass slaves seem to love it... I don't get it...
ReplyDeleteIf they are that reliable of a tenant they should have no trouble paying their rent. Probably working under the table anyway.
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