NLIHC Offers Sample Comment Letter on HUD’s Proposed Section 3 Rule
NLIHC has prepared a sample comment letter about HUD’s proposed Section 3 rule that organizations can adapt to their priorities. NLIHC urges residents and advocates to submit comments before the June…
HUD Secretary Carson to Testify before House Financial Services Committee, May 21
HUD Secretary Ben Carson will testify before the House Financial Services Committee during a HUD oversight hearing on Tuesday, May 21 at 10:00 a.m. ET. The hearing will take place in 2128 Rayburn…
HUD Releases Block Grant Allocations for 2018 Disaster-Impacted States
HUD released on May 14 allocations of Community Development Block Grant–Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funding for areas impacted by the 2018 disasters. These awards come from money Congress…
Memo to Members & Partners | Volume 24, Issue 18
Memo: Point of View - HUD “Mixed-Status” Immigration Rule is Based on a Lie
Point of View: HUD “Mixed-Status” Immigration Rule is Based on a Lie – by NLIHC President and CEO Diane Yentel
Last week, HUD proposed to evict families with undocumented immigrants in their households from public and other subsidized housing. Over fifty thousand deeply poor children – all US citizens or…
Trump Administration Publishes Proposed “Mixed-Status” Rule that Would Lead to Family Separations and Evictions for Certain Immigrant Families
HUD published a proposed rule in the Federal Register on May 10 that would lead to thousands of “mixed-status” immigrant families that have members who are undocumented or otherwise ineligible for…
NLIHC Provides Materials from Webinar on HUD’s Proposed Section 3 Rule
NLIHC recently held a webinar for residents of subsidized housing on the public housing-related provisions of HUD’s proposed revisions to Section 3 regulations. During the webinar, public housing and…
Memo to Members & Partners | Volume 24, Issue 17
Memo: NLIHC Testifies Before Congress on Housing as Infrastructure, Plan an Our Homes, Our Voices Event, and More!
Trump Administration Proposes Rule to Evict Undocumented Immigrants from Public Housing
The Trump administration may publish a proposed rule in the Federal Register this week that would prohibit ineligible immigrants from living in HUD-subsidized housing. Under the rule, HUD will…
Housing, Faith, Civil Rights, Social Justice, and Immigration Leaders Rally to Oppose HUD Rule That Would Separate Families or Evict Them
More than 25 organizations across the country are sending a message to HUD Secretary Carson and President Trump: the mixed-status family proposed rule is cruel and does nothing to alleviate the…
Baltimore County Fair Housing Settlement to Address Racial and Economic Segregation
The Baltimore County Branch of the NAACP, Baltimore Neighborhoods, Inc., and three individuals filed a complaint with HUD on November 22, 2011 alleging that Baltimore County developed housing only in…