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The bill arrives amid a broader debate about how best to address the housing crisis. Proponents see it as a necessary measure to curb Wall Street’s influence and make housing more accessible to families. Opponents, however, argue that it could lead to unintended chaos—evictions, declining home values, and even rent hikes.
The plan is highly controversial, with some experts questioning whether it will pass congressional scrutiny or garner sufficient support. Its potential to significantly reshape the residential landscape depends on legislative outcomes in the coming months.