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Housing law nerd. Formerly: public interest lawyer. Currently: law adjacent. Master of sarcasm. Pup mom. Native Californian. Fuck ICE. All opinions my own, unfortunately.
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The dog erroneously thinks it’s dinnertime. It takes weeks to get her back on schedule when the clock goes back. I hate this so much.
I should leave my Halloween decorations all year.
He is also killing fair housing for people with disabilities.
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The Pentagon officials, in a classified briefing, acknowledged they don’t know the identities of the people they’re killing and can’t meet the evidentiary burden to prosecute survivors.
theintercept.com/2025/10/31/t...
LA gets a second "Night of the Burning Palm Trees" this year.
Halloween is on a Saturday next year. I am SO coming in for danceoween!
I better see a lot of dogs in costumes on here later tonight.
DVRed and on my list for this weekend
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we can't address the housing crisis because we're actually investing in increased inequality
The US federal government's spending on housing—directly through the budget, or through tax expenditures—amounts to more than $400 billion a year.

Only about 1/4 of that goes to low-income renters. The majority is spent on subsidizing higher-income homeowners.

www.urban.org/research/pub...
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Think federal government housing aid is focused on low-income families & largely funded by the Department of Housing & Urban Development?

Think again.

In new work @urbaninstitute.bsky.social, we provide a comprehensive account of the US government's many housing supports, which go far beyond HUD 🏘️
How Does the Federal Government Support Housing?
The federal government supports the US housing market through dozens of initiatives administered by several agencies—in total, spending hundreds of billions …
www.urban.org
He's my age. I was in law school at the time he got the tattoo. Millennials were not as sheltered at age 23 as compared to today's 23-year-olds, so definitely no pass.
This is dumb for a bunch of reasons, the most basic of which is that the 20-person-in-a-house thing (in my experience) involves American citizens trafficking/otherwise taking advantage of immigrants, and is a crime - not something that is just going to pop up in 99% of neighborhoods.
Vance says it is "totally reasonable and acceptable" for people to not want to live next door to people who speak a different language than they do
He was 23, but old enough to know better.
I personally wouldn't want someone to represent me in the Senate if they didn't have the foresight to ensure that what they were permanently putting on their body in CROATIA of all places wasn't a Nazi symbol.
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the ketchup banchan is fucking destroying me
I called Schiff's office on Monday and spoke to someone and railed against him confirming ANY nominees, especially while these people are dismantling the executive branch. I can't understand him.
Downloaded! Will read this week. This issue comes up a lot in my housing work.
This is my friend. She works in the Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity at HUD. She and 169 of her fair housing colleagues received RIF notices on 10/10 despite their work being statutorily mandated and the office already being down 50% bc of resignations and retirements.
An Air Force combat veteran said that she'd "never gone through anything as traumatizing as what I am now experiencing" since getting a so-called RIF (layoff) notice.

A judge who BLOCKED Trump/Vought's mass firings read this passage in court today.

Story www.allrisenews.com/p/afge-injun...
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Velchik repeats, with a completely straight face, that Trump's reality TV slogan "You're fired" is eloquent.

Illston imitates the slogan, and Velchik says that her impression is better.
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For the DOJ, attorney Michael Velchik argues: "It's not arbitrary and capricious. It's good policy."

Trump is known for his "eloquence" in telling employees: "You're fired," Velchik says.

"Eloquence?" Judge Illston repeats, incredulously.
I do not know how this attorney arguing for the gov’t in AFGE v OMB lives with himself.