What They’re Hiding in the New Housing Crackdown

Everyone deserves a home. They make it illegal for you to go into the forest and try and provide for yourself. They even tax your home so you never really own it Gotta burry a body on that property!
Then there's the hoa, the rules and ordnances telling you what you can do on your property America sold us a lie the homestead act just allowed the government to take our land to be controlled by the blm bureau of land management and the forestry department.
They don't even take care of the forests how they should making them dangerous to homes in the surrounding areas which we have been experiencing like paradise CA.

WE EXPERIENCED THE FORCE THE GOVERNMENT COULD IMPOSE ON US ALL IN THE NAME OF PUBLIC SAFTEY SO CALLED CONVID!! ESPECIALLY NOW THEY HAVE PASSED THE PLANDEMIC TREATY..

This is ALL of our problem!! Freedom isn't free!!
This is part of the Great reset you will own nothing and be happy they are trying to push us to the point where we beg for their help!!
it will all be control.
This will eventually effect us all Do you really think your home isn't at risk?
What if you lose your home like the housing crash in 2008 something far worse is coming think Cuba or Venezuela they used to be successful until America stepped in to "help"

Like back in the day where they did horrific experiments on those poor people in facilities in the early 1900's.

Finland Solved Homelessness: Here's How (Spoiler: It's More

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jt_6PBnCJE

Civil commitment
is a legal process where a person can be involuntarily admitted to a psychiatric facility or treatment program due to a mental health condition that poses a danger to themselves or others, or if they are unable to care for themselves.
It's a mechanism to provide treatment and support for individuals who are deemed to lack the capacity to make informed decisions about their own care.

Incarcerating homeless individuals is significantly more expensive than providing them with housing and supportive services.

Studies show that criminalizing homelessness, through measures like enforcing laws against loitering or sleeping in public, can cost taxpayers upwards of $30,000 to $50,000 per person annually.

In contrast, providing supportive housing, which includes individualized services like mental health and substance use support, can cost around $10,000 to $42,000 per year.

In response to the White House's Executive Order on homelessness, mental illness, and public safety,
the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is authorized to require the collection of health data from participants in its programs.

This data can be shared with law enforcement where permitted by law.

However, counties will need to carefully consider these requirements in light of existing privacy regulations and their own operational practices.

This development raises concerns about data privacy, with some organizations suggesting it could have significant implications for individuals' fundamental rights.

The U.S. Supreme Court, in the case City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson, ruled that cities can enforce laws against sleeping in public spaces, even when individuals have nowhere else to go,
and that such enforcement does not violate the Eighth Amendment's prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment, according to the ACLU of Southern California and KTVU.
This decision effectively allows cities to issue citations, fines, and even jail time to individuals for sleeping outdoors.

Supreme Court allows punishment for homeless sleeping

https://www.npr.org/2024/06/28/nx-s1-4992010/supreme-court-homeless-punish-sleeping-encampments

A report by Rethink Homelessness in 2014 looked at Central Florida counties Seminole, Orange and Osceola.

https://shnny.org/uploads/Florida-Homelessness-Report-2014.pdf

According to a 2013 study — Jail Incarceration, Homelessness, and Mental Health: A National Study — this is a cycle of incarceration, and it can perpetuate itself.

https://homelesshub.ca/sites/default/files/attachments/Greenberg.pdf

Five Charts That Explain the Homelessness-Jail Cycle— .

https://www.urban.org/features/five-charts-explain-homelessness-jail-cycle-and-how-break-it

The Cost to Criminalize Homelessness

https://homelessvoice.org/the-cost-to-criminalize-homelessness/

Have You Heard About the New Executive Order on "Homelessness"?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quueXmSw6Do

They are coming for your house. The ENERGY BILL explained

https://rumble.com/v49jedi-they-are-coming-for-your-house.-the-energy-bill-explained.html

President Trump signed an executive order titled "Ending Crime and Disorder on America's Streets," focusing on addressing homelessness and mental health issues.

The order aims to shift away from "housing first" policies, emphasizing treatment and recovery for individuals with severe mental illness or addiction.

It encourages states to utilize involuntary commitment for those experiencing homelessness and mental health or substance use disorders.

The order also directs the federal government to redirect resources towards programs that address substance abuse and mental health as part of homelessness solutions.

The Criminalization of Homelessness

The criminalization of homelessness refers to measures that prohibit life-sustaining activities such as sleeping/camping, eating, sitting, and/or asking for money/resources in public spaces. These ordinances include criminal penalties for violations of these acts. Some criminalization measures include:

Carrying out sweeps: confiscating personal property including tents, bedding, papers, clothing, medications, etc.
Making panhandling illegal.
Making it illegal for groups to share food with homeless persons in public spaces.

Enforcing a “quality of life” ordinance relating to public activity and hygiene.

https://nationalhomeless.org/civil-rights-criminalization-of-homelessness/

Ending Crime and Disorder on America's Streets

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/07/ending-crime-and-disorder-on-americas-streets/

Criminalization of Homelessness and Poverty Post-Grants ...

https://www.americanbar.org/groups/crsj/resources/human-rights/2025-march/post-grants-pass-unlawful-ineffective-reducing-homelessness/

Grants Pass won legal fight on camps — but continues to lose control of its homelessness crisis

https://www.opb.org/article/2025/06/22/grants-pass-homelessness-one-year-later/

The Grants Pass v. Johnson Ruling

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/01944363.2025.2463969?af=R

Criminalization of Homelessness and Poverty Post-Grants Pass Is Still Unlawful and Ineffective at Reducing Homelessness

https://www.americanbar.org/groups/crsj/resources/human-rights/2025-march/post-grants-pass-unlawful-ineffective-reducing-homelessness/

One Year Since Grants Pass: Tracking the Criminalization ...

https://www.aclu.org/one-year-since-grants-pass-tracking-the-criminalization-of-homelessness

23-175 City of Grants Pass v. Johnson (06/28/2024)

https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/23pdf/23-175_19m2.pdf
8th Eighth Amendment US Constitution Art Print Criminal

The Eighth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits excessive bail, excessive fines, and cruel and unusual punishments.

Ratified in 1791,
it aims to limit the power of the federal government in criminal justice matters.

The War On Homeless and Nomads Has Begun

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Plhym4azoo0

Illegal to Sleep: Grants Pass’ Cruel War on Homelessness

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYzx4ZGQnc8

The new law creates a two hour parking limit for large vehicles, like RVs, throughout San Francisco.
The time limit will be in effect 24-7.
The people living in those RVs would be offered housing or the option for a vehicle buyback program.

https://abc7news.com/post/san-francisco-rv-parking-ban-mayor-daniel-lurie-signs-ordinance/17351565/

San Francisco bans long-term RV living in citywide ...

https://www.axios.com/local/san-francisco/2025/07/23/rv-ban-san-francisco-mobile-homes-homelessness

Is it Illegal to Sleep in Your Car in Idaho and Washington?

Read More: Is it Illegal to Sleep in Your Car in Idaho and Washington?

Idaho will ban sleeping in vehicles--even in cities that don't want to enforce the ban.

https://kezj.com/what-is-the-law-for-sleeping-in-your-car-in-idaho-and-washington/

BOISE, Idaho — Idaho Governor Brad Little signed

Senate Bill 1141 on Tuesday, which bans camping and sleeping on public property in cities with over 100,000 (changed) final bill removed residents, including Boise.

The bill makes it illegal to sleep in a tent, car, RV, or on the ground on any public property or road.

https://www.kivitv.com/news/political/inside-the-statehouse/idaho-governor-signs-bill-banning-public-camping-in-larger-cities

A camping ban is now in effect in Greeley, Colorado, prohibiting unauthorized camping on both public and private property.
The ban, which took effect on June 11, aims to address public health and safety concerns associated with unsanctioned campsites. Violations can result in penalties, including potential jail time and fines.

The ordinance prohibits camping on public property unless authorized by the city and limits camping on private property to just seven days per year.

https://www.9news.com/article/news/local/greeley-camping-ban-wednesday/73-91f8f7a3-147a-417f-939d-db06366005ad

SENATE BILL 1141 – Idaho State Legislature

The ordinance prohibits camping on public property unless authorized by the city and limits camping on private property to just seven days per year.

https://legislature.idaho.gov/sessioninfo/2025/legislation/s1141/

The criminalization of homelessness refers to laws and ordinances that punish people for engaging in life-sustaining activities in public spaces, such as sleeping, eating, or resting, when they have no other housing options.

This often involves enforcing other laws like loitering or jaywalking in a discriminatory manner against homeless individuals.

These practices are not effective in reducing homelessness and can have severe negative consequences for those affected.

Idaho law makes it illegal to sleep in a vehicle on public property in cities with a population of 100,000 or more.
This includes streets, sidewalks, and parks.
The law, which takes effect on July 1st, aims to address public camping and sleeping, particularly by individuals experiencing homelessness.

They're Coming for VANLIFERS: The TRUTH about new Anti-Vanlife Laws That Just Passed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATqXSpEDQjU

They are coming for your car. An insurance insider speaks out

https://rumble.com/v40qa9n-they-are-coming-for-your-car.-an-insurance-insider-speaks-out.html

The Great TakIng The Few "ElItes" Are Preparing To Take It All If A FinancIal Crash Happens

https://rumble.com/v3mzdtm-the-great-taking-the-few-elites-are-preparing-to-take-it-all-if-a-financial.html

Exposing the Federal Land Grab and 15 Min Cities - Presentation in McAlester, Oklahoma

https://rumble.com/v2wusa0-exposing-the-federal-land-grab-and-15-min-cities-presentation-in-mcalester-.html

WEF Official Admits 15-Minute Cities Will Imprison Humanity in Forever

https://rumble.com/v2dan48-wef-official-admits-15-minute-cities-will-imprison-humanity-in-forever.html

Social Security CUT by %24 in 2032 If Left Unchanged Under Current Law

https://rumble.com/v2ea14y-social-security-cut-by-in-2009-if-left-unchanged-under-current-law.html

The White House has proposed cutting the Section 8 housing voucher program and reducing overall rental assistance by about 40% in its 2026 budget request for the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

The plan would lower HUD’s funding from $77 billion to $43.5 billion, including $26.7 billion in rental assistance cuts.

It would replace the federal Section 8 system, which currently helps about 2.3 million households, with state-run block grants.

The proposal also includes a two-year limit on rental assistance for able-bodied adults, aiming to focus more support on elderly and disabled individuals.

An additional $25 million would go toward housing support for youth aging out of foster care.

The plan comes as many renters face high housing costs and homelessness remains a growing issue.

HUD Budget Cuts: What You NEED to Know (Backed by Facts, Not Fear)

The Trump administration has released its proposed FY2026 federal budget, which includes significant cuts to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). This could directly affect Section 8 vouchers, housing choice programs, and other rental assistance efforts, particularly in Florida counties like Polk, Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco.

KEY FINDINGS:

• The budget proposes $163 billion in federal spending cuts, including a 23% reduction in non-defense discretionary programs like HUD.

• HUD could face a 40%+ funding cut, including:

• Over $27 billion in rental assistance reductions

• Elimination of certain public housing capital programs

• A potential 50% staffing reduction at HUD, including cuts to Fair Housing enforcement teams

• These are proposed cuts only they are not law and require Congressional approval.

LOCAL IMPACT (Florida Residents, Take Note):

📍 Polk County (Lakeland Housing Authority):

• Section 8 waitlist currently closed, updates posted at https://www.lakelandhousing.org/

📍 Hillsborough County (Tampa Housing Authority):
• High demand for vouchers, waitlists often full

• Affordable housing programs listed here:

https://www.hillsboroughcounty.org/.../affordable-housing

📍 Pinellas County:
• Waitlist closed, but specific properties like Landings at Cross Bayou periodically reopen

• Info: https://pinellashousing.com/.../housing-choice-voucher.../
📍 Pasco County:

• The Section 8 waitlist WILL OPEN May 21–May 23, 2025. Don’t miss this chance!

• Apply online at: https://pascocountyhousing.org/apply-for-housing/

LET’S ADDRESS THE MISINFORMATION:

“Section 8 is being eliminated!”

FALSE. The program is not being eliminated, proposed budget cuts are not yet law. Congress still needs to vote. Until then, your local Housing Authority programs remain operational.

“All HUD programs are ending!”
FALSE.
The budget proposes deep reductions, not full eliminations. Many programs will continue, though possibly with reduced funding.

MY MESSAGE TO FLORIDA FAMILIES:

These headlines are scary, but fear shouldn’t lead to misinformation. The truth is this:
➡️ Programs are still running
➡️ Help is still available
➡️ You have time to plan, advocate, and prepare

RESOURCES FOR RESIDENTS:

🏡 Lakeland Housing Authority (Polk County):
https://www.lakelandhousing.org/

🏡 Tampa Housing Authority (Hillsborough County):
https://www.hillsboroughcounty.org/.../affordable-housing

🏡 Pinellas County Housing Authority:
https://pinellashousing.com/

🏡 Pasco County Housing Authority:
https://pascocountyhousing.org/apply-for-housing/

original found on Low Income Relief

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