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President Obama, through executive order, established the Affirmatively Forwarding Fair Housing rule. This initiative would make communities that accepted certain grants (aka bribes) to inventory their communities to determine the community’s ethnic and economic diversity, and unless appropriately balanced, as determined by the federal government, do whatever is necessary to create the desired ethnic and economic balance of the citizens within that community.

Using the following excerpt from HUD’s own website, you can see just how micro managed a community would become once it took the bait (aka grant).

The AFFH focuses program participants’ analysis on four primary goals:         improving integrated living patterns and overcoming historic patterns of segregation; reducing racial and ethnic concentrations of poverty; reducing disparities by race, color, religion, sex, familial status, national origin, or disability in access to community assets such as education, transit access, and employment, as well as exposure to environmental health hazards and other stressors that harm a person’s quality of life; and responding to disproportionate housing needs by protected class.

This insane social engineering/social justice experiment, which would create total chaos within the targeted community, would likely never occur without the grants/bribes offered to the community leaders by our bankrupt federal government. The best way to stop it, if our federal legislators have the political will, is to prevent the funding of the Affirmatively Forwarding Fair Housing initiative.

As the title of this article indicates, the Gosar Amendment, which is designed to block any funding for the Department of Housing and Urban Development to enforce the AFFH rule, has made it through the House. We must now provide the push to force the Senate to pass the bill. To read more, click on this link.