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Trump cuts funding for permanent housing. Advocates say this will lead to more homelessness
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Trump administration to divert billions of dollars from homeless housing programs
The Trump administration is moving forward with plans to divert billions of dollars in homelessness funding earmarked for permanent housing, a decision state and local officials warn could push ... Read More
Trump's changed housing approach, funding cuts could put thousands of Houstonians back on the street
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Gov. Mills, housing advocates say Trump administration cuts to homeless programs put hundreds at risk
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