It is disturbing to learn that about 100,000 formerly homeless people may be removed from current housing or emergency shelters if the sequestration goes through.
Jack Reed: “It is disturbing to learn that about 100,000 formerly homeless people may be removed from current housing or emergency…”
On the recordFebruary 13, 2013
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Jack Reed highlights the potential impact of sequestration on homeless individuals.
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