DHS, HUD I work to finish the ‘exploitation of housing programs’ by illegal immigrants

The Trump administration has begun an effort between agencies to end what describes as the “exploitation of housing programs” by illegal foreigners.

In a statement published on Monday, the Department of Urban Housing and Development of the United States (HUD) announced that it had established the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) of the “American housing programs for US citizens.” The agreement was also signed by the United States National Security Department (DHS).

The MOU is oriented to the end of “the unnecessary improper appropriation of taxpayers’ dollars to benefit illegal foreigners instead of US citizens,” said the press release.

“As part of this new agreement, HUD will provide a full -time personnel member to help in the operations in the Incident Command Center (ICC), establishing an inter -institutional association to facilitate data exchange and ensure that housing programs financed by taxpayers are not used to house or benefit illegal aliens,” said the statement.

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The secretary of the DHS, Kristi Noem and the secretary of HUD, Scott Turner, are launching efforts to end the “exploitation of housing programs” by undocumented immigrants. (Getty images)

The effort occurs a month after the president Donald Trump He signed an executive order (EO) to “ensure that taxpayers’ resources are not used to encourage or support illegal immigration.” The EO, signed on February 19, ordered the government departments to identify which programs funded by the federal government “provide financial benefits to illegal foreigners” and ordered them to “take corrective measures.”

In a statement about the recent Mou, HUD secretary Scott Turner Reference to the ongoing housing crisis in the United States and characterized the problem as “pressing.”

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President Donald Trump attends a town hall, moderated by the then governor of South Dakota, Kristi Noem, at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center and the fairgrounds in Oaks, Pennsylvania, on October 14, 2024. (IM Watson/AFP through Getty Images)

“This agreement will take advantage of resources, including technology and staff to ensure that Americans are the only priority when it comes to public homes,” Turner said. “We will continue working in close collaboration with DHS to maximize our resources and put American citizens first.”

DHS secretary Kristi calls He explained to the Biden Administration in his statement, accusing the former president of prioritizing illegal foreigners “about our own citizens, even when granting illegal homes of taxpayers financiers at the expense of Americans.”

Scott Turner appears before the Senate before his confirmation vote to serve as HUD secretary. (Getty images)

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“The whole government will work together to identify the abuse and exploitation of public benefits and ensure that those in this country do not receive federal benefits or other financial incentives to remain illegally,” said Noem. “If you are an illegal immigrant, you must leave now. The sauce train is over.”