Steve Cohen says Trump would rather see Americans on street than voting

Steve Cohen says Trump would rather see Americans on street than voting
Cohen faults Trump on U.S. housing

Steve Cohen has raised concerns about Donald Trump's stance on recent U.S. housing reform efforts. In a statement shared on social media, Cohen referenced Congress's bipartisan move to pass a major housing package aimed at expanding housing, curbing mortgage and rental costs, and limiting the influence of corporate landlords. According to Cohen, Trump is more focused on voter turnout challenges than addressing urgent issues facing Americans, such as housing security. The reform is positioned as one of the most significant in decades and is intended to provide broader access to affordable housing for more citizens.

Cohen has previously flagged renewed risks to U.S. disability rights, citing threats to the Olmstead decision and related legislative actions in a recent statement. He also urged Tennessee to reverse its policy of reporting immigrant parents and children in the CSS Program to federal authorities, according to an earlier letter. These interventions reflect Cohen's continued engagement on federal policy issues.

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