She is a champion for building more housing - especially affordable housing and housing for families - and developing the social safety net needed to end displacement and homelessness.
Champion building more housing, especially affordable housing and housing for families, and the social safety net needed to end displacement and homelessness.
Occurrences
the resolution also serves as a comprehensive roadmap outlining the policies members of Congress must commit to, including affordable housing
Evidence
Congresswoman Delia C. Ramirez led 27 members of Congress to introduce H. Res 1198, a resolution recognizing that stable housing keeps families together. The resolution responds to the Trump Administration's proposed HUD rule on verification of eligible status and calls on HUD to withdraw the rule and follow section 214 of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1980.
GovInfo lists H. Res. 1198 as introduced in the House, sponsored by Delia C. Ramirez, with the full title 'Recognizing that stable housing keeps families together.'
Assessments
Ramirez has materially championed the issue through a same-term housing-focused resolution and congressional advocacy, including H. Res. 1198 on stable housing and families. However, the cited record shows introduction of a nonbinding resolution and calls for HUD action, not enacted federal housing production, expanded affordable housing, strengthened safety-net benefits, or a completed anti-displacement/homelessness outcome. Because this is a serious legislative advocacy effort but does not deliver the promised policy result, the appropriate rating is never with an effort badge.