Scott Turner: “Housing assistance was never meant to trap work-able individuals on government support their entire lives.”

This is about the HUD employees — to have a safe space, to have a nice place to work, to represent the people that we serve in America.

That's what we're doing now is easing the regulatory environment, bringing the cost down, raising the supply so builders can build and homeowners can buy.

The data is clear that the status quo of 'housing first' has failed to meaningfully reduce homelessness, resulting in crisis levels of people living on the streets.

The American taxpayer is no longer writing a blank check for federal contracts and programs.