A housing emergency could soon be declared in the United States. President Donald Trump is

allegedly weighing an emergency declaration on housing this fall that would put new homes on the market

while also slashing the costs. And on the point of housing, the Department of Housing and Urban

Development is working to boot illegal aliens from Section 8 housing.

And on another topic, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement just got a brand new tool

that can let agents hack phones and read private messages. I'll be talking about these topics

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

Welcome to Crossroads. A housing emergency could soon be declared which would cut the costs of homes in the United States, or at least that is the goal.

This would put new homes in the market and also reduce the costs of existing homes.

Now, how might he do that? There are many ways. One of them is mass deportations and other policies

around mass migration. These are likely going to free up a lot more homes. Let me show you at

time says.

It says President Donald Trump is thinking about declaring a national housing emergency in the fall,

meaning possibly soon.

It says according to Treasury Secretary Scott Besant, and it notes in a Labor Day interview with the Washington Examiner,

Besson stated the administration is considering a list of measures.

The bolster supply and cut housing costs. And what does it mean to bolster supply? It means

you build more homes or you free up existing homes. And cut costs is a lot of ways to do that,

including they say possible tariff exemptions on construction materials

like wood or other materials and so on. And as they're also studying tactics to standardize

local building and zoning codes the finance had said, which would be huge, by the way, because some states are

crazy with local zoning and building codes. In California, it's very hard to build anything

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