Memo to Members and Partners | Volume 31, Issue 14

Apr 20, 2026

Memo: FY27 Markups Begin; Bill Proposed to Fund ICE and CBP; Mixed-Status Rule Comments Due Tomorrow–Take Action; and More

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House Appropriations Committee Begins FY27 Markups, with HUD Spending Bill Markup Scheduled for May 2
Congressional Republicans Considering Reconciliation Bill Funding ICE and CBP
Proposed HUD Rules Would Jeopardize Housing Assistance; Mixed-Status Proposed Rule Comments Due TOMORROW – Take Action!
Deadline to Submit Comments on HUD’s Proposed Mixed-Status Rule Tomorrow, Tuesday, April 21; Take Action!
NLIHC Hosting Office Hours for Tenant and Resident Leaders to Respond to Proposed HUD Rules; Take Action on Mixed-Status Proposal by Tuesday, April 21!
Council of Economic Advisors Releases Annual Economic Report to the President, Including Recommendations for Increasing Housing Supply
Opportunity Starts at Home Campaign Releases New Podcast Episode on the Intersection of Animal Welfare, Disaster Recovery, and Housing Justice 
In-Person Event – Join NLIHC’s Our Homes, Our Votes “From Housing Justice to Civic Power: Vermont Action Summit” on 4/25 in Partnership with Vermont Housing, Civic Engagement, and Voting Rights Leaders
Join NLIHC’s 4/20 Fireside Chat: Continued Conversation on How Art & Research Reimagine Housing Justice
Belonging Through Music and Community: New Episode of “The Common Ground” Podcast Coming Soon
Longer Eviction Moratoria Associated with Less State-Level Homelessness, While Disaster-Related Property Damage Associated with More
Severe Housing Cost Burdens are Common and Widespread for the Lowest-Income Renters but Not for Higher-Income Renters
NLIHC Welcomes Kayla Gilchrist as Senior Housing Advocacy Organizer
NLIHC Seeks Senior Vice President, Advancement
NLIHC in the News for the Week of April 13
Where to Find Us – April 20