The Home Together Act, legislation to stop the Department of Housing and Urban Development from sharing personal data with ICE and DHS for immigration enforcement purposes.
I will co-sponsor legislation to stop HUD from sharing personal data with ICE and DHS for immigration enforcement.
Occurrences
Evidence
The Associated Press reported that HUD proposed a rule, published in the Federal Register, that would limit public housing mostly to citizens and eligible noncitizens. The story says the rule would require residents in HUD-funded housing to show proof of citizenship or eligible status and would effectively bar mixed-status families.
Evans's official House page directs constituents to Congress.gov for legislation sponsored and co-sponsored by Representative Evans and lists recent House votes.
Congress.gov lists Gabe Evans as an original cosponsor of H.R.4393, the DIGNIDAD Act, on July 15, 2025. The bill's policy area is Immigration.
The DIGNIDAD Act text concerns immigration reform, border security, legal status, visas, and related enforcement provisions; it is not a HUD data-sharing restriction bill.
Evans's official issue page says his priorities include securing the border, streamlining legal immigration, and deporting immigrants who commit crimes. It also says he supported Secure America Act funding for CBP, ICE, and DHS operations.
The Washington Post reported that HUD was sharing information with DHS and that a proposed rule would require housing authorities to notify DHS about undocumented residents in subsidized housing.
AP reported HUD proposed a Federal Register rule requiring every resident in HUD-funded housing to prove citizenship or eligible status and effectively barring mixed-status families.
Assessments
The supplied evidence does not show Evans co-sponsored legislation to stop HUD from sharing personal data with ICE or DHS for immigration enforcement. His documented immigration activity points to different legislation, including the DIGNIDAD Act, and his official issue page supports ICE/DHS-related enforcement funding rather than restricting data sharing. Because Evans is still serving in the relevant federal House term and the promise could still be fulfilled later in that term, this is best treated as unresolved rather than never.
The evidence only shows HUD moving ahead with a housing eligibility rule; it does not show Gabe Evans co-sponsored legislation to stop HUD from sharing personal data with ICE and DHS. There is no concrete evidence here that the promised legislative action was carried out, so the promise cannot be marked fulfilled or failed on this record.