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发布时间：2025-09-11 21:04:54 来源：都市天下脉观察 作者：休闲

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American citizens will be prioritized in HUD housing, Secretary Scott Turner says

HUD Secretary Scott Turner says the Trump administration is collecting data to make sure illegal aliens do not live in HUD housing on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

President Donald Trump is bringing peace and stability back to D.C.’s crime-ridden streets. He is ending the chaos in our capital, restoring beauty to the city and making the district safer for all Americans.

The president’s commonsense policy has also exposed the depth of misguided anger toward our men and women in uniform, with the most recent example being the bitterness shown by activists against the National Guard. Unfortunately, this hostility toward those who defend against lawlessness goes beyond street mobs harassing the brave men and women fighting crime.

In 2024, the Biden administration published a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Continuum of Care (CoC) program, which was designed to fund organizations working to address homelessness. We quickly found that, like many department programs, this one had strayed from its original intent, becoming a mismanaged slush fund that enabled endless government-supported homelessness rather than delivering real solutions.

Members of federal law enforcement walk past a homeless woman outside of New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C., Aug. 14, 2025. (Reuters/Nathan Howard)

What we uncovered exposes the severity of the waste, fraud and abuse under the Biden administration, as well as its disdain for law enforcement. The NOFO revealed an administration that prioritized awarding HUD funds to groups that refused to helpfully cooperate with law enforcement.

HERE'S WHY HELPING THE HOMELESS REBUILD THEIR LIVES IS KEY TO AMERICA’S FUTURE SUCCESS

Biden’s HUD rewarded groups that "…minimize(d) use of law enforcement to enforce bans on public sleeping, public camping, or carrying out basic life functions in public places."

That policy was rooted in a worldview that treats law enforcement as the enemy. From the "defund the police" rhetoric to "don’t work with the police" policies, this animosity toward those who enforce the law has become deeply embedded in the Democratic Party.

But let’s be clear: the real enemy when it comes to helping Americans living on the street is not those who risk their lives to uphold law and order, it is the cycle of endless government handouts that bankroll homelessness while ignoring its root causes.

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