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- The plan would cut permanent supportive housing funding from 90% to 30% of the $4 billion Continuum of Care program.
- Washington Attorney General Nick Brown criticized the plan, calling it a Dickens story.
- Washington and 19 other states filed a lawsuit arguing the changes require congressional approval.
- Seattle would receive $67 million for 4,500 residents.
- Some state officials and congressional Republicans warn the changes could destabilize services for vulnerable populations.
