Together, we fought for our communities, our families, and real solutions to the housing crisis.

Over the past 2 months, thousands of people across the country told HUD to #KeepFamiliesTogether and shut down Trump's senseless proposal to kick immigrant families out of their homes!

Trump’s proposal to kick over 20,000 immigrant families out of HUD housing is part of the administration’s campaign to scapegoat our neighbors for the housing crisis. We need HUD to focus on real solutions that work for us all instead of sowing fear and division.

Keep families together - Join our campaign now! The Trump administration is strategically spreading fear and sowing division based on what we look like or where we come from so they can distract from fixing the housing crisis.

Tomorrow is our last day to speak out against Trump's proposal to kick immigrant families out of HUD housing. Take action at keep-families-together.org to:
🏘️ Protect 80,000 immigrants' homes
👩‍👧 Keep families together
🌇Defend our federal housing programs

We still have a week left to stop Trump’s HUD from separating immigrant families. The best way you can take action is to join the 4,300 people who are out here making their voices heard by submitting a comment to HUD by April 21 ➡️ keep-families-together.org.

Trump’s HUD is trying to kick 20,000 immigrant families out of their housing.

Josefina’s is one of them. After living in Los Angeles for eighteen years, HUD may now force them to make an impossible choice.

We have one more week to take action. Join us at keep-families-together.org

Square graphic featuring a photo of Clarence Mitchell Jr. and President Johnson upon the signing of the Civil Rights Act of 1968. Quote from HISTORY.com reads: “A major force behind passage of the Fair Housing Act of 1968 was the NAACP’s Washington director, Clarence Mitchell Jr. His organizing proved so effective in pushing through legislation that he was referred to as the “101st senator.”” Additional text reads: “Step by step, we’re building a multiracial democracy, where everyone has the freedom to live free from discrimination.” Banner on bottom reads “Fair Housing Month” and shows the logo of the National Housing Law Project.

This month marks 58 years since the passage of the Fair Housing Act: the long-fought for promise that our government will protect our freedom to live in a safe and stable home, no matter what we look like, where we come from, or who we love.

Graphic has dark blue border on white background. Bloomberg Law’s logo is at the top middle. The NHLP logo sits at the bottom. The title of the article and author name are below: “US Citizen Kids at Risk of Losing Housing Support Under HUD Plan by Andrew Kreighbaum.” Text reads: “The housing agency’s proposal, though, acknowledges that almost half of the people expected to lose benefits are children of immigrants, nearly all of them born in the US. It would force about 20,000 families to consider separating or leaving public housing with few alternatives available, advocates say. “The administration might argue they can stay in public housing if that family member leaves,” said Marie Claire Tran-Leung, a senior staff attorney at the National Housing Law Project. “That’s not realistic—especially if the people with status are children.””

If Trump’s HUD proposal passes, thousands of families would be forced to separate - or leave their homes altogether. NHLP’s Senior Attorney Marie Claire Tran-Leung spoke with @bloomberglaw.com about the impact this will have on immigrant families and citizen children.

We have 12 days left to fight back against Trump’s proposal to separate immigrant families in HUD housing. Almost 3,000 comments to #KeepFamiliesTogether have been submitted so far - is yours one of them?

If not, you still have time! Take action today at keep-families-together.org

We still have two weeks to fight back against Trump’s proposal to separate immigrant families in HUD housing.

Our voices are powerful - over the past month, over 2,100 people just like you have already spoken out over at keep-families-together.org.

Here’s what they had to say:

Trump’s budget is a slash-and-burn attack on the programs that keep us housed, fed, and healthy - but it’s all talk and no action on any real affordability solutions. Congress, we urge you to do your part and fight for a budget that delivers for poor and working families.

To watch the full webinar, learn more about this proposal, and access the variety of resources #KeepFamiliesTogether has on hand for individuals, organizations, and communities, visit nhlp.org/kftwebinar

The changes this proposal wants to make will impact everyone in HUD housing by forcing them to jump through new, higher hoops to keep their housing – including running their personal data through the error-prone SAVE System.

Trump’s HUD proposal will harm all of us, including U.S. citizens, who make up 96% of people who receive HUD assistance.

Learn more with @centeronbudget.bsky.social's in-depth analysis of who would be put at risk of losing their home under the proposal:

www.cbpp.org/research/hou...

👉New resource from NHLP, @centeronbudget.bsky.social,
@nlihc.org, and @pifcoalition.bsky.social!

Our webinar recording explains Trump's harmful immigrant housing proposal - and how to take action and fight back: www.nhlp.org/kftwebinar

The Trump admin is trying to separate families in HUD housing - just like they tried to do in 2019. We shut this proposal down once, and now #KeepFamiliesTogether is doing it again. NHLP’s Marie Claire Tran-Leung spoke with @eltimpano.bsky.social about how our communities are fighting back.

No matter where we come from, how long we’ve lived here, or what language we speak, our country has the resources to ensure that all of us have a safe place to call home. www.keep-families-together.org The graphic features a photo of a family of four, with both parents holding two small children.

The countdown is on! We have 28 days to tell HUD to withdraw their harmful proposal to separate immigrant families.

Have you submitted your comment yet? We have everything you need at keep-families-together.org, including instructions, templates, and more. Take action to #KeepFamiliesTogether!

It's almost time for our March newsletter. This has been a been a busy month, so now's the best time to get caught up on the fight to keep our communities housed - and how you can take action with us.

Sign up now at ➡️ nhlp.org/newsletter

Del Island apartments provided some of Coronado’s only affordable housing until its new corporate landlords began displacing tenants, neglecting repairs, and taking away affordability. NHLP, Affordable Housing Advocates, and Public Interest Law Project are taking them to court.

Over 1,400 comments so far! Make your voice heard. Join us and protect our communities from Trump’s harmful new proposal to separate immigrant families in HUD housing: keep-families-together.org The image depicts a cartoon silhouette of a family with their arms around each other, looking at a thermometer that's about 1/3 of the way full. The NHLP logo is in the bottom left.

Trump’s HUD wants to separate immigrant families - but we’re coming together and fighting to #KeepFamiliesTogether. With over 1,400 comments already submitted to HUD, we’re off to a great start!

Make your voice heard and submit your comment now: keep-families-together.org

Trump’s HUD tried to eliminate the 2024 Eviction Prevention Rule, a crucial protection for tenants in HUD housing. But we shut them down, and now we’re thrilled to announce this case closed… for now! If HUD wants to continue the fight, we're ready to keep families housed.

Trump’s HUD is trying to scapegoat immigrant families for the housing crisis while the admin continue their unlawful power grab. We defeated this proposal to tear families apart in 2019 – and we’re going to do it again now.

➡️ Visit keep-families-together.org and help us #FloodHUD.

Trump’s Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is trying to evict certain immigrant families from their homes. You can take action now by telling HUD to withdraw this proposal. Ready to make your voice heard? Follow this guide to submit your comment to HUD. keep-families-together.org

(Two) Use the instructions on the webpage to draft your comment. You’ll find instructions for what to include, specific resources that further explain what the proposal is and how it will harm families, and several example comments. Remember: anything you submit will be made public, but you can choose to submit your comment anonymously. The image features a screenshot from the Keep Families Together website, with dropdown options such as "I care about housing" and "I care about the Black community"

(One) Open up a document where you can draft your comment, then head over to www.keep-families-together.org Click the button that says: Take action now ->

(Three) When your comment is ready, click the button that says: Go to regulations.gov Copy and paste your comment into the form on the regulations.gov website. You can choose whether you’re submitting your comment as an individual, as an organization, or anonymously. Don’t forget to click submit! The image includes screenshots from regulations.gov, for example, the comment submission box, which says "Start typing comment here..." and the "Submit Comment" button.

We have just over a month to speak out against HUD’s proposal to separate immigrant families. The most direct way to take action is to submit a comment calling for its withdrawal on keep-families-together.org.

Here's how you can join us in the fight to #FloodHUD:

Graphic has dark blue border on white background. Newsweek’s logo is at the top middle. The NHLP logo sits at the bottom. The title of the article and author name are below: “Millions of Americans at Risk From Eviction Rule Change by Hugh Cameron.” Text reads: “A significant number of low-income renters in the U.S. could soon face faster evictions following a federal housing change that will shorten the period of protection for tenants at risk. But tenant rights advocates are now suing HUD over the change, arguing that its enforcement—only 30 days after the announcement—bypasses the required public comment period. Hannah Adams, senior staff attorney for the National Housing Law Project, said: “We’re fighting back to ensure we have enough time to provide input on a rule that will affect nearly 4 million poor and working people.””

Trump’s HUD wants to pass a rule that will take away homes in the middle of a housing crisis. But they’ll have to get through us first. NHLP’s Senior Staff Attorney Hannah Adams shared what we’re doing to stop it with @newsweek.com’s Hugh Cameron:

Trump's HUD is trying to tear apart thousands of immigrant families. We have until April 21st to make our voices heard.

Visit keep-families-together.org for everything you need to submit your comment. Join us and tell HUD to #KeepFamiliesTogether!

Tenants with @seniorcaucus.bsky.social, @marylandlegalaid.bsky.social, and North Carolina Tenants Union are making their voices heard. Stay tuned as the fight continues and we get this harmful proposal shut down for good.

A bright yellow banner along the top of the image reads: “VICTORY FOR TENANTS: HUD’s rapid evictions plan delayed - litigation continues!” Graphic depicts a simple illustration of a family hugging inside of a house with confetti falling. The National Housing Law Project (NHLP) logo is in the bottom left corner.

When Trump’s HUD tried to cut a crucial tenant protection, NHLP and the Legal Aid Society of Eastern Virginia took them to court. Now we’re celebrating our first victory in this fight: HUD's rushed rule has been delayed and opened to public comment!

We're fighting back against a new federal proposal to separate immigrant families in HUD housing.

NEXT WEEK, join #KeepFamiliesTogether for a webinar about how this proposal will harm our communities - and how you can join the fight.

➡️RSVP at www.nhlp.org/kftwebinar⬅️

When HUD policies threaten our communities and our homes, we deserve to have our voices heard. NHLP’s Senior Staff Attorney Hannah Adams shared our plan to fight back against rapid evictions with @politico.com’s Cassandra Dumay:

Our annual report: "The Gap: A Shortage of Affordable Homes," is NOW AVAILABLE!

The report finds that the lowest-income renters in the U.S. face a shortage of 7.2 million affordable and available rental homes. Read the report here: https://nlihc.org/gap

Right now, Trump’s HUD is trying to pass a new proposal that will split up thousands of immigrant families across the country. We’re fighting for our communities – join us and #FloodHUD!

🗣️Make your voice heard TODAY: keep-families-together.org #KeepFamiliesTogether