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What were some of Romney's plans as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development?
Housing production increases for the poor and desegregation of suburbs
Construction of new cities
Global housing initiatives
Affordable housing for students
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As Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Mitt Romney proposed increasing housing production for the poor and desegregation of suburbs. He believed that increasing housing production would help to lower housing costs and make it easier for low-income families to own homes. He also believed that desegregation of suburbs would help to promote racial equality and improve the quality of life for all residents of the suburbs.
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