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U.S. Housing Secretary Scott Turner reported that the U.S. Virgin Islands has spent less than 33% of its $1.9 billion disaster recovery funding since receiving it nine years ago. The federal government has suspended additional funding amid corruption allegations against the territory's housing authority.
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U.S. Housing Secretary Scott Turner reported that the U.S. Virgin Islands has spent less than 33% of its $1.9 billion disaster recovery funding since receiving it nine years ago. The federal government has suspended additional funding amid corruption allegations against the territory's housing authority.
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U.S. Virgin Islands' housing authority accused of corruption as federal funding is suspended
U.S. Virgin Islands Housing Authority Faces Corruption Allegations Amid Funding Suspension