Evictions Expected To Spike As Moratorium Ends

Congresswoman Cori Bush protested the end of the eviction moratorium at the Capitol. The moratorium's expiration puts 3.6 million Americans at risk of eviction. Initially, the CDC implemented the moratorium to prevent virus spread during the pandemic. Democratic leaders are urging President Biden to extend the ban, citing the delta variant as a reason. Despite Congress approving $47 billion for housing aid, distribution has been slow.

What action did Congresswoman Cori Bush take in response to the eviction moratorium ending?

• She filed a lawsuit.

• She held a press conference.

• She wrote a letter to the President.

• She organized a protest at the Capitol.

Why was the eviction moratorium initially put in place by the CDC?

• To increase housing prices.

• To prevent the spread of the virus by avoiding crowded shelters.

• To support real estate businesses.

• To reduce unemployment rates.

What reason do Democratic leaders give for extending the eviction ban?

• The end of the pandemic.

• An increase in employment rates.

• The emergence of the delta variant.

• A decrease in housing prices.

How much money did Congress approve for housing aid during the pandemic?

• $47 million

• $4.7 billion

• $470 billion

• $47 billion

What issue is mentioned regarding the distribution of housing aid?

• It has been too fast.

• It has been incredibly slow.

• It has been misallocated.

• It has been canceled.