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Credit Flickr user rickonine / Licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0 It s likely thousands of Oklahomans will be affected by a federal judge s ruling Wednesday that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention lacked authority to issue a national eviction moratorium. The moratorium was put in place last year to help people who lost their jobs because of the COVID-19 pandemic avoid then losing their homes during the health emergency, putting them at higher risk of infection as they stayed with friends or family or went to shelters. Renters had to file a declaration and show they were doing their best to pay rent in order to qualify for protection. Oklahoma Access to Justice Foundation Executive Director Katie Dilks says she believes roughly 1,000 Tulsa-area renters filed declarations as they faced eviction proceedings.

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