Latino housing in the bay area.
Research question: how can we improve the housing system to help immigrants with questionable status getting housing but also to help the homeless in the bay area get housing too.
Gentrification of city and the rising living cost pushing out latino community out of the bay area
How the legality of status is contributing more difficulty of getting housing as renting need proof of income and paperwork showing your status( credit score, reference from other landlord)
Making policy to allow people to get housing easily as housing is part of human right, does everyone deserve to have housing depending on their status?
How the pandemic affect the latino community housing after many are laid off
Outline
With the rising cost of housing and living in the bay area and the gentrification of the neighborhood. Many of the latino community are being pushed out of the bay area to more inland areas as they are more affordable. Housing is part of human rights as In 1948, the United States signed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), recognizing adequate housing as a component of the human right to an adequate standard of living. But does this include the latino immigrant that comes into the US illegally? What I want to explore is how the housing system can be inclusive toward the latino immigrant community to find housing even with their questionable status. And also explore more on the question of whether everyone deserves proper housing.
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