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Reporter, July 31:Trump:We asked the White House about the president’s comments, but haven’t received a response.It’s also unclear whether the rule had any impact at all, as Carson had the rule’s requirements in early 2018.that requires HUD and other federal agencies to “affirmatively” further fair housing in “their programs and activities relating to housing and urban development.” TheBefore the 2015 rule, HUD asked jurisdictions to do an “analysis of impediments” to fair housing and encouraged, but didn’t require, jurisdictions to report the findings and subsequent actions taken to government officials, a June 2018 report by the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service.A at the time defined “affirmatively furthering fair housing” as “taking meaningful actions, in addition to&nbsp;combating discrimination, that overcome patterns of segregation and foster inclusive communities free from&nbsp;barriers that restrict access to opportunity based on protected characteristics.”Ask SciCheckQ. Are vaccinated and boosted people more susceptible to infection or disease with the omicron variant than unvaccinated people?A. No. Getting vaccinated increases your protection against COVID-19. Sometimes, certain raw data can suggest otherwise, but that information cannot be used to determine how well a vaccine works.Have a question?

Reporter, July 31:Trump:We asked the White House about the president’s comments, but haven’t received a response.It’s also unclear whether the rule had any impact at all, as Carson had the rule’s requirements in early 2018.that requires HUD and other federal agencies to “affirmatively” further fair housing in “their programs and activities relating to housing and urban development.” TheBefore the 2015 rule, HUD asked jurisdictions to do an “analysis of impediments” to fair housing and encouraged, but didn’t require, jurisdictions to report the findings and subsequent actions taken to...

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