Memo to Members and Partners | Volume 30, Issue 14

Apr 28, 2025

Memo: Trump FY26 Budget Expected; FEMA Facing Steep Cuts as Hurricane Season Nears; EO Will Eliminate Disparate Impact Liability; and More

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Trump Administration Expected to Release FY26 Budget Proposal Slashing HUD Funding, with “Skinny Budget” Expected This Week – Take Action
Congress Returns from Spring Recess to Draft Sweeping Budget Resolution Slashing Funding for Medicaid and Food Assistance
PolicyLink Hosts Webinar on How States & Cities Build Durable Frameworks to WIN on Fair Housing
Rep. Menendez (D-NJ) Leads 48 Representatives in Condemning HUD’s Targeting of Immigrant Communities and Data Sharing with Homeland Security
Executive Order Will Eliminate Disparate Impact Liability
Join Protecting Immigrant Families Webinar on May 1 to Learn About Anti-Immigrant Actions in Trump’s First 100 Days
Want Early Access to the 2025-2026 Collective Application? Fill Out the Interest Form Today!
Training Institute for Tenants and Residents Officially Launches with Outstanding Response
Treasury Releases Updated Closeout Resource
New Mexico Passes Legislation to Disclose and Limit Certain Rental Fees, Including Tenant Screening Fees
Recap of NLIHC’s 4/24 SLI State and Local Tenant Protections Network Call
FEMA Facing Steep Cuts in Staff, Reorganization, as Hurricane Season Nears
Opportunity Starts at Home Campaign Joins Panel on Pet Inclusive Affordable Housing at Humane World for Animals Annual Conference
The Impact of Rent Control Expansion in San Francisco on Evictions and Wrongful Claims
Across All Racial/Ethnic Groups, Rents Increased for Many Renters Between 2023 and 2024
NLIHC Seeks Senior Vice President, Public Policy
NLIHC Seeks Director of Communications
NLIHC in the News for the Week of April 21
Where to Find Us – April 28