Court Rejects Bid To End Moratorium On Evictions

The Supreme Court upheld a nationwide eviction moratorium with a 5-4 vote. The moratorium, initiated by the CDC, faced a legal challenge from the Alabama Association of Realtors. It is set to expire on July 31st, allowing time for federal funds to be distributed. The Biden administration does not plan to extend the moratorium further.

What was the Supreme Court's decision regarding the eviction moratorium?

• They postponed the decision.

• They extended it indefinitely.

• They upheld it.

• They overturned it.

Who challenged the eviction ban put in place by the CDC?

• The Federal Housing Authority

• The American Renters Association

• The Alabama Association of Realtors

• The National Association of Landlords

When is the eviction moratorium set to expire?

• June 30th

• September 30th

• July 31st

• August 31st

Why did the court decide to let the moratorium continue?

• To wait for a new administration's decision

• To ensure federal funds are distributed properly

• To allow more time for legal challenges

• To give renters more time to find new homes

What is the Biden administration's stance on extending the moratorium?

• They do not plan to extend it further.

• They are undecided.

• They plan to extend it further.

• They have already extended it.