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Jason DeParle covers poverty. He reported from Washington.
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Simplified: Jason DeParle covers poverty and reported from Washington.
Nov. 12, 2025, 9:01 p.m. ET
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Simplified: Article published on November 12, 2025 at 9:01 PM ET
In a major shift, HUD’s plan would direct most of the $3.5 billion in homelessness funds away from Housing First to programs that prioritize work and drug treatment.
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Simplified: HUD plans to shift $3.5 billion in homelessness funds away from Housing First to programs prioritizing work and drug treatment.
In a sharply worded campaign video in 2023, President Trump criticized “dangerously deranged” and homeless people and pledged to move them from city centers into treatment camps.
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Simplified: President Trump criticized homeless people in a 2023 video and promised to move them to treatment camps.
The Trump administration has developed plans for a wholesale shift in homelessness policy that would slash support for long-term housing programs, according to a confidential grant-making plan, and cr...
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Simplified: The Trump administration plans to slash support for long-term housing, potentially risking 170,000 formerly homeless people returning to the streets.
The expected shift, which would be the most consequential in a generation, is detailed in a 100-page notice from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, slated for release in coming days, tha...
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Simplified: A 100-page HUD notice details a consequential shift governing $3.5 billion in Continuum of Care funds.
By cutting aid for permanent housing by two-thirds next year, the plan risks a sudden end of support for most of the people the Continuum places in such housing nationwide, beginning as soon as Januar...
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Simplified: Cutting permanent housing aid by two-thirds next year risks ending support for Continuum housing placements, starting in January.
All are disabled — a condition of the aid — and many are 50 or older.
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Simplified: Recipients of permanent housing aid are disabled, and many are 50 or older.
There are people who have been living in those units for five years, eight years,” said Ann Oliva, the chief executive of the National Alliance to End Homelessness, an advocacy group.
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Simplified: Ann Oliva said some people have been living in housing units for 5 to 8 years.
HUD has not made any announcements regarding this program,” the department said in an emailed statement.
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Simplified: HUD stated that it has not made any announcements about the program.
Devon Kurtz, an analyst with the conservative Cicero Institute, a Texas think tank that advises the Trump administration, disputed the idea that the funding shift would lead to mass displacement of fo...
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Simplified: Devon Kurtz disputed that the funding shift would cause mass displacement of formerly homeless people.
In an executive order issued in July, he demanded increased camping bans and criticized programs that prioritize housing over sobriety mandates or involuntary treatment for mental illness.
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Simplified: In July, President Trump demanded more camping bans and criticized housing-first programs.
In limiting spending on long-term housing to just 30 percent of the $3.5 billion in aid — from about 90 percent this year — the Trump plan would deal a crippling blow to a movement called Housing Firs...
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Simplified: The Trump plan limits long-term housing spending to 30%, down from 90% this year, significantly impacting Housing First.
Vivian Wan, the chief executive of Abode Services in Fremont, Calif., which provides permanent housing to about 1,500 formerly homeless people, said programs could not simply adopt new rules.
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Simplified: Vivian Wan said programs can't simply adopt new rules for permanent housing.
That shift to temporary aid is “essentially saying that people really don’t need housing aid — they should be self-sufficient in two years,” she said.
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Simplified: The shift to temporary aid implies people should be self-sufficient in two years.
In the past, each local grant-making group was all but guaranteed to retain about 90 percent of its previous year’s funding, in order to ensure local stability.
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Simplified: Local grant groups previously retained about 90% of prior-year funding for local stability.
The new rules would reduce that protected sum, known as Tier 1 funding, to 30 percent of the previous year’s grant.
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Simplified: New rules reduce Tier 1 funding to 30% of the previous year's grant.
In addition, the rules give HUD the right to reject applicants that “previously or currently” embraced policies that “facilitate racial preferences” or engaged in “activities that violate the sex bina...
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Simplified: HUD can reject applicants with policies that promote racial preferences or violate the sex binary.