The Trump administration doubled down Tuesday on its threat to cut off Los Angeles’ embattled homelessness authority, blasting a system that has received nearly $1 billion in federal funding over five years as homelessness surged over the past decade. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner, joined by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., tore into the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority during a press conference at the faith-based Los Angeles Dream Center. “The days of funding corrupt failure are over,” Turner said. “The Trump administration will not fund a homeless industrial complex any longer.” LAHSA is…