The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) terminates mortgages for some illegal immigrants to secure federal Home loan Don’t go to the United States illegally those who live in the United States.
Hud Secretary Scott Turner announced the move Wednesday, the second day of working with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to focus on Americans’ home ownership.
“Today, HUD terminates Biden’s taxpayer-backed FHA mortgage loan,” Turner wrote on X.
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HUD said about 9 million people live in subsidized housing throughout the United States. (iStock)
Turner said in another article that Hud-backed mortgages should allow Americans to “follow the rules and work hard, not those who enter our country illegally.”
“Today, HUD takes action to protect property ownership in the United States,” he wrote.
Monday, Turner and Kristi Noem, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security A memorandum was signed to end the “waste and misappropriation” of taxpayer-sponsored public housing resources, rather than U.S. citizens.
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Officials said the plan will help share data between the two agencies through newly established communication lines. The press release said U.S. veterans will benefit from the move.
“American Taxes “It should be used in the interests of U.S. citizens, especially in the face of pressing issues in the housing crisis in our country,” Turner said Monday.
“We will continue to work closely with DHS to maximize our resources and put U.S. citizens first.”
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Hud Secretary Scott Turner are working to end the “exploitation of housing programs” of undocumented immigration. (Getty Image)
HUD said about 9 million people live in subsidized housing nationwide. Under the plan, about 59% of non-citizen families, including green card holders or illegal immigrants, use one or more public assistance programs, losing $42 billion per year to taxpayers. Immigration Research Centergroups that advocate lower immigration levels.
After taking office, the president Donald Trump Call for greater oversight to prevent illegal immigrants from obtaining taxpayer-funded resources.
During the Biden administration, tens of millions of dollars spent on housing for immigrants, including full payment for accommodation in hotels.
Asylum seekers line up in front of the historic Roosevelt Hotel (Selcuk Acar/Anadolu agent via Getty Images)
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Some states, including Pennsylvania and Arizona, have passed measures during the Biden administration to ensure that illegal immigrants do not get public housing resources from Americans who need them.
Alec Schemmel of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
