The Trump administration has recently halted a $1 billion program designed to maintain livability in affordable housing, casting uncertainty over hundreds of projects. Several contracts with affordable housing organizations have been canceled, leading to significant funding cuts across multiple states, including Indiana and Ohio. Advocates warn that these reductions could open the door to widespread discrimination in housing, particularly as fair housing enforcement is diminished in key areas. The sudden drops in federal funding have left many vulnerable populations without crucial legal aid and support services, raising alarms among housing advocates who fear a resurgence of discriminatory practices.