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Rather than launching partisan attacks on California cities, Trump could learn from leaders and community groups on the front lines of addressing homelessness. In fact, Los Angeles recently approved the two largest anti-homelessness ballot measures in American history.
At the federal level, the President could announce his support for @RepMaxineWaters' bill — H.R. 1856, the Ending Homelessness Act of 2019 — which would provide $13.7 billion in emergency relief funding to address homelessness.
But so far, he's been silent on this bill.
I also recently introduced a bill — H.R. 4239, the Affordable Housing Incentive Act — which creates tax incentives for property owners who sell to public housing agencies, thereby increasing the stock of affordable housing options. Mr. President, I'd love to have your support.
As @LAMayor wrote, "homeless Americans share one thing in common — trauma." Rather than criminalizing homelessness, the President could increase funding for mental health and substance abuse treatment programs.
Homelessness in America is a crisis, and there’s no simple solution. But this much is simple: Every person deserves a safe and dignified space to call home. If Trump's sudden interest is genuine, there's plenty he can do to make a difference.
Sure he has. He cannot take credit for it. #ImpeachTrumpNow
Of course he's been silent, there's nothing in it for HIM!
Pouring $14BIL "emergency" money will not put an ENDING to anything.
This is nothing more than a political stunt by Waters.
Maxine is trying to fend-off .@RealOmarNavarro running against her, not for truly helping anyone.
So far, throwing money at the problem has made it worse. I would think you'd want your constituents to be protected from this blight on your cities.
If developers like Trump wouldn't expect $3,000 a month for apts worth $1500, the homeless crisis would go down at least 75% That's 1 obstacle, but that's a start. Housing ppl could afford, with exceptions for ppl with not the greatest credit or starting over from incarceration.
Really? Well if CA would get rid of all their costly and not needed regulations that do absolutely nothing but put money in the politicians pockets it wouldn’t cost so much to build.
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