By Upward News | Created at 2026-10-14 12:13:01 | Updated at 2026-10-16 11:50:10
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AUTOMATED SUMMARY
The Department of Housing and Urban Development said a multi-month operation called Operation Clean House led to 491 arrests of fugitives living in federally assisted housing. The HUD Office of Inspector General worked with the U.S. Marshals Service and state and local agencies across 12 cities, and officers seized 10 firearms.
HUD said those arrested were wanted on charges including rape, murder, sex offenses against children and drug trafficking. The agency reports arrests rather than convictions and has not released case-level records. Separately, immigrant-rights groups have challenged a related administration push to tighten immigration-related eligibility for federal housing.
FACTS
01 Secretary Scott Turner put the arrest total at 491 in a months-long, multi-agency initiative. NORTH PLATTE BULLETIN
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