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Homelessness advocate calls Trump’s plan to remove DC encampments ‘fascist’ and a ‘waste’
A homeless advocate is calling President Donald Trump's plan to tackle homelessness in the nation's capital 'fascist' and a 'waste' of resources after Trump said he’s placing the Washington, D.C., police department under federal control.
Cornwall Council has scrapped plans to build homeless pods for vulnerable young people in Truro. Ten modular units were ...
Trump has long focused on crime and cleanliness in DC and other cities, sparring periodically with Democratic mayors during ...
President Donald Trump schedules Monday press conference to detail new crackdowns on crime and homelessness in Washington D.C ...
U.S. President Donald Trump held a press conference on Monday at the White House with members of his cabinet to address crime ...
Los Angeles County launched the Emergency Centralized Response Center earlier this year to better coordinate homeless ...
Trump's executive order on homelessness is criticized for ignoring mental health and housing issues, risking federal funding ...
A Pacific advocate for youth homelessness says the country must address poverty and systemic inequities to fix the housing ...
An ordinance to ban sleeping or camping in public, especially downtown, was postponed. South Carolina governments and the ...
The event was held prior to the opening of the city’s newest homeless encampment site. Seaside City Council and the League of ...
Cincinnati's history of homelessness In 2018, the city of Cincinnati kicked dozens of people out of a tent camp they had formed under an interstate overpass on Third Street, in Cincinnati's ...
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One policy targets generational poverty and wealth-building; the other focuses on affordable housing, insecurity, and ...
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