Supreme Court Allows Evictions To Resume During Pandemic

The US court blocked the Biden administration's attempt to extend the eviction moratorium, stating that such an extension must come from Congress. Census data indicates that approximately 3.5 million people in the US could face eviction in the next two months. The White House expressed disappointment with the court's decision, emphasizing the importance of the CDC's eviction moratorium due to the increasing cases of the delta variant.

What did the US Supreme Court decide regarding the eviction moratorium?

• It blocked the Biden administration from extending it.

• It allowed the Biden administration to extend it.

• It was in favor of extending it indefinitely.

• It suggested the CDC should extend it.

Who did the Supreme Court say should extend the eviction moratorium?

• The CDC

• The President

• Congress

• The Supreme Court itself

According to census data, how many people in the US are facing eviction in the next two months?

• 1 million

• 3.5 million

• 2 million

• 5 million

What was the White House's reaction to the Supreme Court's decision?

• They decided to ignore the decision.

• They were disappointed with the decision.

• They were indifferent to the decision.

• They were pleased with the decision.

Why did the White House consider the CDC eviction moratorium important?

• Because it was a popular decision.

• To reduce government spending.

• To support landlords.

• Due to the rising cases of the delta variant.