*HUD PLAN Raises Rents on Poor, 26% on Ave., 8.3 Mill. Most Vulnerable, Homeless Risk

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9. In the original Think Progress article at the link below the excerpts

in the body of my Post/OP, there's an *underlined part, "*analysis," at the end of the first sentence: "The Trump administration’s latest attack on housing assistance would boost rents by an average 26 percent for millions of financially vulnerable Americans and increase the risk of homelessness, a Center on Budget and Policy Priorities *analysis found."

When you click on that link, it opens this *lengthy AP News report from yesterday with the analysis study of the proposal.
https://apnews.com/d084d718ddda4fe087219825bad0fcbd

*The AP article also notes Carson's appearance at an event YESTERDAY in Detroit where he commented on the plan.
This is likely why the article with analysis was done yesterday, even though the Plan was announced in April by Carson/HUD.

"At an event in Detroit on Thursday, Carson said the proposal is the result of budget constraints. He said the plan could
change based on funding for the agency, adding that HUD has already begun working with Congress.."

https://thinkprogress.org/trump-administration-plan-would-raise-rents-on-poor-people-64ed95618e96/

There's also another post on DU from yesterday with the straight AP News report, somewhere, I glanced at it last night.

NOTE: Always a good idea to click and read the full original article at the link, where there's much more info. usually and highlighted internal links appear. Due to copyright restrictions, posters are only allowed to post the first 3-4 paragraphs of a breaking news article- a small amount-- from an original published article.