President Donald Trump is taking direct aim at the Wall Street vultures who have been buying up American homes and crushing the dreams of hardworking families trying to own a piece of the American dream.
The Trump administration is moving to prevent private equity firms from continuing their predatory practice of purchasing individual homes en masse, a scheme that has artificially inflated housing prices and locked out countless Americans from homeownership.
"Because of the Record High Inflation caused by Joe Biden and the Democrats in Congress," Trump wrote on Truth Social, the American dream has become "more of a pipe dream for many," especially younger Americans who should be starting families and building wealth through homeownership.
Biden's Housing Disaster
This crisis didn't happen overnight. For four years, the Biden regime stood by while corporate raiders swooped in to buy entire neighborhoods, treating American homes like stock portfolios. These Wall Street parasites turned what should be family homes into rental properties, artificially restricting supply and driving prices through the roof.
While ordinary Americans struggled with Biden's inflation and skyrocketing mortgage rates, private equity firms had access to cheap institutional capital that allowed them to outbid families with cash offers. The result? An entire generation priced out of homeownership.
"We're not going to let Wall Street turn the American dream into their profit margin," a senior administration official told reporters.
America First Housing Policy
This move perfectly embodies Trump's America First agenda – putting working families ahead of corporate interests. Unlike the previous administration that coddled Wall Street while families suffered, Trump is taking concrete action to restore homeownership as an achievable goal for patriots willing to work for it.
The policy represents a direct challenge to the globalist mindset that views American neighborhoods as commodities to be traded rather than communities to be built. Trump understands that homeownership isn't just about shelter – it's about stability, wealth building, and the foundation of strong communities.
How long will it take to undo the damage from four years of Biden's housing policies that favored Wall Street over Main Street?