Hunter Biden announced a new job with homeless prevention non -profitable

Hunter Biden revealed that he began a new work in Southern Los Angeles to work with a non -profit homeless prevention and tenants.

The former President’s son announced during an interview with “Channel 5” podcaster Andrew Kailaghan, which was posted in YouTube on Tuesday.

“I think there is such an opportunity to serve right now-no, you know, some types of melodramatic way-but I am just, many people who are, you know, S — S — beat them out here. Biden said.

Biden said, “I am now working with a group called Basta, homeless prevention, and I actually started as a director of development, who is the leading homeless prevention and rights group of tenants in Southern Los Angeles.”

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Biden told Kailaghan that the organization “protects people from eviction, and we are the only groups – at least in southern California – which represents the specification and therefore we do not take any federal money.”

“It is not just the Al Salvadorian immigrants, it is Ukrainian immigrants who came here under Duresh and finding work due to the fear of employers, it seems really difficult. That they are going to disrupt their business due to snow raids and such things,” the President’s son also said.

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“Then they lose their income, and almost all of them are families and children. And if you can keep someone in their apartment or their house then you are clearly also. [are] Someone to be road and homeless. And what you find is that when a child becomes homeless, the road simply becomes rapid and difficult on any occasion of generality. ,

On its website, Basta said that it was established in 2005 and now it has become “the most comprehensive tenant rights organization in Southern California”.

Non-profit said, “We have more than 15 lawyers and 10 employees in four full-service offices, which fulfills every need of the tenant community (legal or otherwise).”

“Basta pioneered the strategy of bringing all eviction defense matters to the jury trial, which is an authority under the Constitution of California. Instead of cases fixed by a single judge, instead of cases fixed by community, they are decided by community members – including many tenants. The strategy works. The strategy works more in all other organizations in southern California.”

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