Advocates sue MTA to reverse rules targeting homeless
/“Criminalizing poor people or blocking their access to public facilities is plainly discriminatory.”
Read More“Criminalizing poor people or blocking their access to public facilities is plainly discriminatory.”
Read More“The city is taking away all intentional investments in the economic stability of homeless young adults.”
Read More“I feed anyone in need because it prevents homelessness, because so many people are struggling to pay rent and bills while also struggling to feed their families.”
Read More“The homeless are now clearly being targeted as violators of transit rules and being treated differently than any other citizen.”
Read MoreMore than 60,000 New Yorkers experiencing homelessness are currently living in shelters.
Read More“We will be helping people seek shelter,” an official told the Eagle on background, but that official conceded that they were not entirely sure what the effort would entail.
Read More“62,333 children have become homeless since he took office as governor. That’s his legacy,” Hevesi said.
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