H.R. 3086, the Restoring Fair Housing Protections Eliminated by Trump Act of 2025, seeks to reverse recent Department of Housing and Urban Development policy changes that the bill argues have weakened fair housing enforcement. The legislation would require HUD to reinstate the "Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing" regulation within 90 days, which obligates communities receiving federal housing funds to take concrete steps to reduce housing discrimination and segregation—including addressing concentrated poverty and ensuring equal access to opportunity regardless of race or protected status. The bill also mandates HUD to create a publicly available database tracking fair housing complaints updated quarterly, submit a report within 180 days analyzing discrimination involving digital platforms and artificial intelligence in housing markets, and reestablish the Fair Housing Initiatives Program grants that were canceled. While the bill contains no specified funding amount, it directly affects HUD operations, housing providers, private nonprofits that investigate discrimination, and individuals seeking fair housing protections, particularly vulnerable populations like people experiencing homelessness and those applying for federally assisted housing.