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Oct 2022
58m 21s

Diving Into The Homeless Crisis In Ameri...

Dr. Phil McGraw
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California has the highest number of homeless encampments in the United States and holds more than half of all unsheltered homeless people. In an effort to resolve homelessness, major cities across the U.S., including Los Angeles, Portland, Austin, Houston, and San Francisco, are passing bills that will effectively ban homeless encampments from certain areas ... Show More
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