The 10 States Where Homelessness is Out of Control and Beyond Repair

Many parts of the United States are suffering with massive homeless camps. Every day in the US, on average, 55 people become homeless. For some, it’s a choice. For many, it is not. While we had seen a decrease for a number of years, the homeless rate in the United States is going up again, and in many states, it’s exploding. If the homeless rate continued at the rate we’ve seen over the last few years, by the year 20,949 the whole US population will be living on the streets. Okay that’s not going to happen. Although the pandemic and, the rising cost of living, and a spike in drug use has many worried we’re going to see a spike in homeless folks in the coming years. Now, the homeless issue is a very controversial one. The root of the problem is very complex, and politicians have been baffled as to how to solve it. We’ll talk about that. And, you’re going to find Americans view homelessness from two entirely different camps. Some of us feel bad for the homeless, and put the blame on our government. Some of
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