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32:09Now PlayingA White House faith official called federal homelessness funds “God’s money.” In this episode of *Unholy Ground*, Andra Watkins and Sam Osterhout examine the fight over roughly $4 billion in HUD funding, the move away from Housing First, and the effort to recruit churches and faith-based organizations to compete for those grants.
They trace the policy to Project 2025, explain how religious conditions can shape access to shelter and services, and examine a major accountability question: churches do not file the same annual financial disclosures required of ordinary nonprofits. The episode closes with practical steps viewers can take to find and monitor the local Continuum of Care that ranks funding applications.
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