Four fair housing organizations have sued HUD and DOGE after they lost around $30 million in grant funding essential for combating housing discrimination. The groups, located in Massachusetts, Idaho, Texas, and Ohio, claim that the funding cuts were abrupt and without warning, severely impacting their ability to support those facing eviction and discrimination. The lawsuit contends that these actions represent an egregious misuse of power, as the funds are critical for enforcing the Fair Housing Act, which prohibits discrimination based on various factors. Local organizations play a key role in managing fair housing complaints across the U.S.
Four fair housing organizations have filed a lawsuit following the abrupt loss of $30 million in critical grant funding, claiming it undermines their efforts to combat discrimination.
The sudden cancellation of grants is argued to be an overstep by HUD and DOGE, significantly impacting local organizations fighting housing discrimination.
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