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For Unhoused People, ID Laws Go Beyond Voting. Without Documents, ‘You Can’t Do Anything.’

From Arizona to Tennessee, rules aimed at cracking down on non-citizens are hampering unhoused people’s ability to access crucial services.

Closing Argument • 10.10.2026

‘Boston Miracle’ Strategy Cut Murders. Can It Work on Crimes Tied to Homelessness?

Tucson and other cities are trying “focused deterrence,” which targets a group of people with tougher consequences, and offers of social services.

Closing Argument • 08.15.2026

Homeless Camp Sweeps Can Harm Health. Some Cities Are Trying a New Way.

Some localities are addressing street homelessness with a new approach, which experts say can clear encampments while protecting the health of people who are forced to move.

Feature • 11.20.2025

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