Late last night SCOTUS ruled to end the federal eviction moratorium issued by the CDC.
Over the next two months alone, 3.5 million people will face the threat of eviction.
All levels of government must now take immediate action to ensure everyone has safe and stable housing.
Over the next two months alone, 3.5 million people will face the threat of eviction.
All levels of government must now take immediate action to ensure everyone has safe and stable housing.
Congress must pass legislation to ensure a federal moratorium on evictions.
States and localities must work to create or extend eviction moratoriums, as well as efficiently and equitably distribute the $46B in funding that Congress has already appropriated for rent relief.
States and localities must work to create or extend eviction moratoriums, as well as efficiently and equitably distribute the $46B in funding that Congress has already appropriated for rent relief.
States and localities must also take bold action to protect renters from the devastating effects of eviction by adopting a right to counsel and protections against screening policies that reject applicants based on prior eviction filings.
This crisis overwhelmingly hurts women and people of color: Data shows Black women renters had evictions filed by landlords at 2x the rate of white renters or higher, in 17 out of 36 states.
Tell Congress to reinstate the federal eviction moratorium NOW. action.aclu.org/send-message/e…
Tell Congress to reinstate the federal eviction moratorium NOW. action.aclu.org/send-message/e…
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