
@coppercourier A local push to defund affordable housing initiatives could see a second life in the form of Project 2025, which would: ❌ Defund any housing incentives related to climate change ❌ Remove fair housing protections and relegalize housing discrimination ❌ Penalize roommates and nonmarried couples for living together ❌ Open up first-time homebuyer loans to people who already own homes ❌ Raise insurance rates for people who can’t pay off their mortgage quickly enough #azpol #azleg #everythingarizona #project2025 #everythingarizona #az #arizonapolitics #arizona #arizonacheck #housing #housingmarket #arizonahousing #arizonahousingmarket ♬ original sound – Copper Courier
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