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Even with the eviction moratorium, landlords continued to find ways to kick renters out

  • Written by Matthew Fowle, Ph.D. Candidate in Public Policy and Governance, University of Washington
Even with the eviction moratorium, landlords continued to find ways to kick renters outEvictions continued despite the ban imposed during the pandemicPhoto by John Moore/Getty Images

Millions of renters in the U.S. lost a key protection keeping them in their homes on Aug. 26, 2021, with a Supreme Court ruling ending a national moratorium on eviction.

The federal stay on evictions was put in place during the coronavirus pandemic to...

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