US EditionTrump administration looks to slash HUD workers tackling the housing crisis
- The proposed cuts could eliminate around 4,000 positions, raising concerns over the department's ability to perform critical work, as noted by Ann Oliva, CEO of the National Alliance to End Homelessness.
- The Office of Public and Indian Housing could see its staff reduced from 1,529 to 765, impacting rental assistance for over 3.5 million households and public housing for approximately 1 million.
- HUD spokesperson Kasey Lovett stated that the leaked documents should 'not be taken as final' as staffing evaluations are ongoing throughout the agency.
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