Advocates call for an extension on the federal eviction ban.
On July 31st, the moratorium and eviction ban will expire.
Those at risk are calling on President Biden to act, but so far, his administration has only rolled out a new measure allowing homeowners to refinance their mortgages and cut monthly payments.
The end of the emergency measures means nearly 6 million renters are at risk.
In addition, a federal appeals court ruled that the CDC stepped outside of its authority by enacting the eviction moratorium, to begin with, calling the measure unlawful.
As of now, it is not likely the moratorium will be extended.
Antoine Thompson, Former Executive Director of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers spoke with Roland Martin about the upcoming eviction moratorium ban during Friday’s edition of #RolandMartinUnfiltered.
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