Oregon Group Offers $30,000 to Homebuyers Exclusively for Non-US Citizens

An organization in Oregon is offering $30,000 in down payment assistance exclusively to non-U.S. citizens, funded by taxpayers. The aim is to assist individuals like DACA recipients, refugees, and other non-citizens who are ineligible for federal homeownership programs, addressing homeownership disparities among marginalized communities in Oregon.

TAXPAYER-Funded Group Offering $30,000 For Non-Citizen (ILLEGALS) Homebuyers In Oregonhttps://t.co/OZ8oPyzthT

— Biff Smallberries (@B_Smallberries) August 23, 2024

Opponents argue that this initiative is unfair to struggling American citizens and represents a misuse of public funds, while supporters claim it addresses housing inequality by providing assistance to non-citizens who face hurdles in accessing credit and federal housing programs.

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VARNEY: “A taxpayer funded group is offering $30,000 to new homebuyers. Lauren, you cannot apply if you’re an American Citizen.”

SIMONETTI: “Why wouldn’t an American citizen apply for a taxpayer funded program to get $30,000 for a new home? I mean, it’s wild.… pic.twitter.com/Snch0afYKv

— Wendy𝕏 (@WBVT_98FM) August 23, 2024

Critics demand the immediate cessation of the program, alleging potential legal violations and advocating for taxpayer funds to benefit American citizens, prompting strong opposition from Republican lawmakers and sparking widespread debate on immigration and public policy.

Advocates stand by the program, asserting its positive impact on diversity and the economy by increasing homeownership rates and revitalizing underserved neighborhoods amidst rising home prices in Oregon, reigniting the ongoing discussion on housing affordability nationwide.