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Eviction Moratorium is no more!

Jordan Moorhead
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A federal judge recently ruled that the CDC does not have authority to uphold an eviction moratorium! Do you have anyone that you're going to evict who hasn't been paying?

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This is significant, because previous rulings against the CDC moratorium were narrowly focused on the case or locality. This federal judge ruled that the CDC exceeded its authority nationally, effectively negating the order. Before everyone get's too excited, keep in mind two things:

1. The Department of Justice is likely to appeal the ruling and ask for it to stay in place through the appeal. White House says they are evaluating their options.

2. This has nothing to do with state eviction moratoriums, so they are still in effect.

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