HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced the end of FHA-insured mortgages for non-permanent residents, including illegal aliens, reversing a Biden-era policy. New eligibility requirements will take effect on May 25, affecting DACA recipients and asylum seekers.
Key Points
HUD reverses Biden-era policy to end FHA-insured mortgages for non-permanent residents
New eligibility requirements to take effect on May 25
Effort to prevent taxpayer money from funding housing for illegal migrants
Pros
Ensures that taxpayer-funded programs are used for American citizens only
Closes the gap that allowed illegal migrants to access FHA-backed loans
Aligns with President Trump's executive order on taxpayer subsidization and homeownership
Cons
May impact some DACA recipients and asylum seekers seeking FHA-insured mortgages