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Trump pushing for crackdown on homeless camps in California
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| Author | Rachel Frazin |
| News Date | Tuesday, September 10, 2019 07:50:00 PM UTC0:0 |
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has directed officials to crack down on homelessness in California, The Washington Post reported Tuesday, citing four government officials familiar with the matter.
Officials have reportedly discussed getting homeless people off the streets in areas including Los Angeles and into government-backed facilities. The Post reported that the talks have ramped up in recent weeks.
Two officials told the Post that ideas such as tearing down existing homeless camps and creating new facilities or refurbishing old ones to give the federal government more control over health care and housing are being considered.
The administration reportedly has not completed a final plan. |
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