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The End of the Federal Moratorium on Evictions

By Marisa Wojcik | Here & Now

July 30, 2021 • Northeast Region

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Reporter Marisa Wojcik investigates the how the end of a federal moratorium on evictions during the pandemic could impact renters and landlords.

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