Public Housing Under Threat in Trump's Budget

Danielle Clayton struggles to improve her home and ensure safety for her children in a crime-ridden neighborhood. Previously homeless, she now benefits from government housing, which she considers a miracle. However, potential budget cuts under President Trump's administration threaten housing assistance programs, posing risks for many families. Baltimore, already grappling with homelessness, may face increased challenges if funding is reduced. The video highlights the critical need for continued support to prevent families from returning to the streets.

What are some of the challenges Danielle Clayton faces in her current home?

• High rent and noisy neighbors

• Overcrowding and poor lighting

• Leaking pipes and unsafe streets

• Lack of public transportation

How did Danielle's life change after receiving government-funded housing?

• She and her children were no longer homeless

• She no longer had to work

• She was able to buy a new car

• She moved to a different city

What is a potential consequence of President Trump's proposed budget changes?

• Lower taxes for middle-class families

• More families facing homelessness

• Increased funding for public schools

• Improved healthcare services

What is the current trend in homelessness across America?

• It is increasing rapidly

• It varies significantly by state

• It is decreasing

• It remains unchanged

What could happen if funding for public housing is reduced?

• Crime rates will decrease

• More people will have access to luxury housing

• There will be an increase in homelessness

• Public housing will become more affordable