This is not an official government website.
Copyright © 2026 PLEJ LC. All rights reserved.
Replaces a one-time FY2010 $3,000,000 appropriation reference in Title II of the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act with an open-ended authorization of “such sums as may be necessary,” removes one obsolete statutory subsection, redesignates another, and updates the Act’s table of contents. The changes are technical and conforming: they alter statutory text and headings but do not create new programs, set funding amounts, add agencies, or impose new deadlines.
The bill removes a fixed funding cap to allow ongoing federal support for homelessness programs, but it does not itself provide new funds and may cause short-term administrative confusion for agencies and grantees.
Low-income individuals and people experiencing homelessness could gain ongoing federal support because the bill replaces a fixed FY2010 funding authorization with open-ended 'such sums as may be necessary', allowing future appropriations to be made without a statutory dollar cap.
Low-income individuals and homeless service providers may see no immediate increase in funding because authorization language does not appropriate money; actual funding still requires separate appropriations action.
State and local governments and grant recipients could face short-term confusion or administrative burden due to removal and redesignation of statutory section numbers until agencies issue updated guidance.
Introduced March 11, 2025 by John F. Reed · Last progress March 11, 2025