Is it radical for the richest country in the world to make sure people who are out of work don't get evicted when the extended pandemic benefits end this month?

Is it radical for the richest country in the world to make sure people who are out of work don't get evicted when the extended pandemic benefits end this month? It seems with the current political climate nothing radical can really happen at all, but there are pragmatic steps that can be taken to help ensure we can keep people fed and in their homes.