640,000 people would lose housing if we went back to fiscal year 2022 levels.
Steve Womack: “640,000 people would lose housing if we went back to fiscal year 2022 levels.”
On the recordMarch 27, 2023
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Womack highlights the potential impact of budget cuts on housing.
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