Should homeless individuals, that have refused available shelter or housing, be allowed to sleep or…
I think homeless people sleep and encamp on public property because of a lack of sufficient affordable available shelter and housing. It is why we have homeless people in the 1st instance. If some do refuse shelter, I would want to know the reasons for refusal. Is the offered shelter unsafe, socially isolated, unaffordable, or objectionable in some other way? How on earth would you enact such a position anyway.
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