Serious question: If HHS and CDC determine an eviction moratorium is necessary, what power do they have to act on it? Would Congress still have to act?
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Trump's executive order on evictions is weaker than expected -No extension of eviction moratorium; HHS & CDC will consider if it’s necessary -No $ for rental assistance; HUD, Treasury “shall identify” available federal funds Otherwise, for average renter, not much has changed
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He made it all up. That whole show was just a show.
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Yep! Just a show!
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Here's what Trump's executive order says about the expiration of federal eviction moratorium last month: "There is a significant risk that this will set off an abnormally large wave of evictions."https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/executive-order-fighting-spread-covid-19-providing-assistance-renters-homeowners/ …
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The executive order also includes is acknowledgment: "Evictions tend to disproportionately affect minorities, particularly African Americans and Latinos."
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Exactly what power does the President have to prevent me from evicting a renter who hasn't paid me for six months by executive order? When my renters don't pay me I can't pay the apartment building mortgage.
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Sorry; my prayers........
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Soon, the bank will foreclose and the apartment block will go up for auction. If I go EVERYONE goes including the ones that ARE paying their rent. This is an issue for Congress.
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Headlines should have read: "Pres signs basically useless edicts to get applause from his golfing buddies."
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