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RFK Jr. and HUD secretary rip L.A. homeless agencies and endorse faith-based alternatives
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· August 12, 2026
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As a federal judge weighs whether to block the Trump administration's suspension of the region's lead homelessness agency, two members of the president's cabinet came to Los Angeles to plead their case.
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What is this story about? As a federal judge weighs whether to block the Trump administration's suspension of the region's lead homelessness agency, two members of the president's cabinet came to Los Angeles to plead their case.
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