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Biden administration reverses regulation protecting single-sex homeless shelters

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The Biden administration rolled back a Trump-era policy that, in the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s words, “would have allowed for HUD-sanctioned, federally funded discrimination against transgender people.”

The policy requires any shelter receiving money from HUD’s Office of Community Planning and Development to accommodate any person, regardless of gender or sexual identity, according to the Free Beacon.

“Transgender and gender non-conforming people report more instances of housing instability and homelessness than cis-gender people,” Secretary Marcia Fudge said. “Today, we are taking a critical step in affirming HUD’s commitment that no person be denied access to housing or other critical services because of their gender identity.”

The Beacon reported that opponents are critical of the move, saying it will hurt women.

“The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development under the Biden administration has abandoned women and girls under the guise of being ‘inclusive,'” said senior counsel for the Alliance Defending Freedom Kate Anderson.

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DHS Alert: suspected terrorist on southwest border poses ‘imminent’ national security threat to U.S.

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Alexander D. Carter contributed to this story.

Department of Homeland Security officials issued a Be On the Lookout alert (BOLO), Thursday, when U.S. authorities became aware that a “no fly list” suspected terrorist had made his way through Panama, and is expected to enter the United States through the southwest border, according to a document obtained by saraacarter.com.

The BOLO national security threat/no fly alert states “Mohamed Shaker MOHAMED ABDELAAL”, poses a “imminent threat to national security.” According to the alert Mohamed Shaker is from Egypt and was identified by sources in Panama, according to officials and the BOLO alert. 

A DHS source, with knowledge of the incident, who spoke on condition of anonymity said, “The border has gotten so bad that we just don’t know what is getting in. We have had terrorist facilitators, guerrillas, hard corp gang members and who knows what coming in.” 

“They must feel pretty comfortable with the state of the border if they are risking coming in.  The numbers of military age “asylum seekers” coming in is enough to overwhelm law enforcement resources.  We are in for a rough future if this doesn’t stop,” he added. The dhs source who spoke on background stated that the BOLO alert has been issued to local and state authorities.

According to CBP.gov, there was total of 380 terrorists who attempted to cross illegally into the United States at both the southern and northern border in 2022. This year the U.S. has already encountered 295 known terrorists entering the country illegally and there is still 6 months left in the year. This puts the United States at great risk of a National Security threat.

SaraaCarter.com contacted the Department of Homeland Security and has not yet received a response to the BOLO. We will continue to update the story as more details emerge.

Follow Sara Carter and Alexander D. Carter on Twitter @SaraCarterDC and @AlexCarterDC

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