The head of housing and urban development has scrapped an Obama administration zoning policy

that created a type of equity program that localities had to follow.

This was something Trump had said would destroy suburbs.

Also in other news, Homeland Security has repurposed the CBP1 app to facilitate self-deportations. This was the app that formerly could be used to actually

schedule illegal entry into the United States. And meanwhile, 83% of USAID programs have been canceled by

Secretary of State and acting USAID director Marco Rubio. And also, in a court ruling,

the Chinese Communist Party has now been ordered to pay $24 billion to Missouri over COVID-19.

I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip, and you're listening to Crossroads.

A policy that could have brought an end to American suburbs, at least according to Trump,

has now been scrapped. Now look, the zoning policy started under Barack Obama.

Later Biden brought it back.

Trump briefly stalled it during his first tournament office, but this created a type of equity

program that localities all across the country had to follow.

And this program has now been eliminated by housing and urban development, HUD, Secretary Scott Turner. New York Post said

this, Housing and Urban Development, Hood, Secretary Scott Turner announced the elimination Wednesday

of a costly Obama-and-Biden-era federal zoning rule that President Trump warned would destroy

suburban neighborhoods nationwide.

It notes the affirmatively furthering fair housing, AFF, H rule, had conditioned millions of dollars worth of

community development block grants from Hood on the completion of lengthy demographic analysis.

Everything was race and gender and who knows what else.

It says to get the money, localities had to certify that there were no disparities, either by

race, religion, sex, nationality, or disability.

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