How compulsory arrest and recovery could help homeless addicts

In big cities across America, homelessness has been so bad for so long that many have given up on ever ending it entirely.

Last year, federal agencies counted a staggering 582,462 homeless people nationwide – up nearly 20% since 2015.

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It’s not the same everywhere.

Homeless figures in California, for instance, increased more than any other state – from 162,000 just before the pandemic to 172,000 last year.

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