“Officials at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development let more than 25,000 families who earned too much to qualify for public housing, an error that will cost $104 million over the next year, according to a report by HUD’s Office of Inspector General.” This mistake has left thousands of families who would otherwise qualify for housing to be literally left in the cold.
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