Eviction Moratorium

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Federal Appeals Court Rejects Bid To Block Biden Eviction Moratorium

The ban now heads to the Supreme Court for emergency appeal

A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., on Friday left the Biden administration's latest eviction moratorium in place, teeing up an emergency appeal to the Supreme Court.

A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit denied a request from a group of landlords who say the Centers for Disease Control exceeded its legal authority in issuing the eviction ban. The moratorium costs $19 billion per month, lawyers for the landlords told the appeals court in legal filings.

Federal Appeals Court Rejects Bid To Block Biden Eviction Moratorium - Washington Free Beacon
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Federal Appeals Court Rejects Bid To Block Biden Eviction Moratorium

The ban now heads to the Supreme Court for emergency appeal

A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., on Friday left the Biden administration's latest eviction moratorium in place, teeing up an emergency appeal to the Supreme Court.

A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit denied a request from a group of landlords who say the Centers for Disease Control exceeded its legal authority in issuing the eviction ban. The moratorium costs $19 billion per month, lawyers for the landlords told the appeals court in legal filings.

Federal Appeals Court Rejects Bid To Block Biden Eviction Moratorium - Washington Free Beacon
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This is unconstitutional. No ifs ands or buts.
 
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Orangeburst said:
This is unconstitutional. No ifs ands or buts.
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I am worried about these phone calls I keep getting, I'm about to get indicted for something and I'm on my second chance before this gets turned over to a Judge, Magistrate or other legal official. Can you help me LG?
 
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U.S. Supreme Court ENDS Federal Residential Eviction Moratorium

WASHINGTON, Aug 26 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday ended the pandemic-related federal moratorium on residential evictions imposed by President Joe Biden's administration in a challenge to the policy brought by a coalition of landlords and real estate trade groups.

U.S. Supreme Court ends federal residential eviction moratorium
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
U.S. Supreme Court ENDS Federal Residential Eviction Moratorium

WASHINGTON, Aug 26 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday ended the pandemic-related federal moratorium on residential evictions imposed by President Joe Biden's administration in a challenge to the policy brought by a coalition of landlords and real estate trade groups.

U.S. Supreme Court ends federal residential eviction moratorium
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The problem is that they indicate Congress could still authorize it.
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
EXCLUSIVE: Iraq vet who 'hacked man with hatchet' at an ATM in NYC lived in squalor in Yonkers apartment where he Terrorized Neighbors, Chased Landlord Naked and would Sneak Into Female Tenant's Bedroom - But Couldn't Be Evicted Thanks to State Moratorium

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The Iraq War veteran who allegedly bludgeoned a man with a hatchet at a Chase bank ATM in New York City Sunday, spent six months living in Yonkers terrorizing his housemates who repeatedly had to call police for help, DailyMail.com has learned.

But the state's eviction moratorium prevented suspect Aaron Garcia from being kicked out of the apartment building.

The 37-year-old, who is charged with assault and attempted murder, was living in squalor at the home where he would light candles that would burn the walls, and once set his mattress on fire, neighbors and tenants say.

Tenants said he would also sneak into a female tenant's bedroom, curl up on her bed nude while playing with her clothes.

When his landlord came for the rent one month, Garcia allegedly chased him from the building while naked, causing the landlord to stumble to the ground.

But that still wasn't enough to get him evicted.

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New York City police have charged Aaron Garcia, 37, of Yonkers with attempted murder and assault in connection to a Sunday evening hatchet attack caught on video at a bank in lower Manhattan. He is pictured in previous mugshot

NYC hatchet attack suspect Aaron Garcia 'terrorized tenants at his Yonkers apartment building' | Daily Mail Online
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Leftist policies never fail…
 
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Velo Vol said:
Are landlords going to jump on this with mass evictions?
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There's already a massive backlog of evictions that have been filed and approved, just couldn't move on them.
What's going to be interesting to watch is this intersection of people who can afford to not work a job for $14/hr but can't afford rent.
This is of course anecdotal but I've ready quite a few stories about small landlords who's tenants have straight up told them they know they don't have to pay rent anymore. And they're ending up either trashing the property or filing for the rental assistance and just pocketing the cash. When the evictions start rolling in they'll just skip town. The "housing is a human right" crowd think they're sticking it to the corporate apartment companies, when plenty of people rent a single house that's been in the family and that rent is a lot of their livelihood. They aren't rich by any means and don't have the reserves to completely stop receiving that cash flow for 18 months while the utilities, mortgage, taxes, etc. roll on.
 
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DancingOutlaw said:
What's going to be interesting to watch is this intersection of people who can afford to not work a job for $14/hr but can't afford rent.
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Exactly right. Meanwhile, down the street is a small business begging for employees who would pay a higher wage just to get things running smoothly again.
 
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DancingOutlaw said:
There's already a massive backlog of evictions that have been filed and approved, just couldn't move on them.
What's going to be interesting to watch is this intersection of people who can afford to not work a job for $14/hr but can't afford rent.
This is of course anecdotal but I've ready quite a few stories about small landlords who's tenants have straight up told them they know they don't have to pay rent anymore. And they're ending up either trashing the property or filing for the rental assistance and just pocketing the cash. When the evictions start rolling in they'll just skip town. The "housing is a human right" crowd think they're sticking it to the corporate apartment companies, when plenty of people rent a single house that's been in the family and that rent is a lot of their livelihood. They aren't rich by any means and don't have the reserves to completely stop receiving that cash flow for 18 months while the utilities, mortgage, taxes, etc. roll on.
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Who will be stupid enough to rent to these squatters again ?
 
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508mikey said:
Who will be stupid enough to rent to these squatters again ?
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And this will be a problem for all of those that took advantage of the eviction moratorium. That will be on their credit history and they will have trouble finding housing.
 
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