HUD Secretary Scott Turner recently appeared on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime,’ where he outlined the Trump administration’s efforts to ensure that HUD housing programs are not used by illegal aliens. Turner highlighted the administration’s initiative to collect data to identify and address any instances of undocumented individuals residing in federally funded housing. This move is part of a broader policy focus on immigration enforcement and the protection of American citizens’ access to public resources.
The announcement comes amid ongoing discussions about the role of federal agencies in immigration policy. Turner’s remarks align with the administration’s stance on reducing illegal immigration and reinforcing border security. While the policy aims to prioritize American citizens in housing programs, critics argue that it may lead to bureaucratic challenges in verifying residency status. Nonetheless, the administration maintains that such measures are necessary to uphold the integrity of public programs and support the interests of U.S. citizens.