Homelessness in the United States

America's homeless society In the 1980s, the number of homeless people, that is, people without housing increased at astonishingly fast rates. Many analysts have spent a lot of time talking about why this happens. They quote economic instability and government policy and facts and data to support their work. In addition to investigating this case and explaining the statistics of the cold, there are people who victims and those who help alleviate difficulties. An interview with Philip Guerrieri gives us insight into the private life of people called "homeless" and the reality of life in town.

The total number of homeless people in the US has slowly declined in recent years, but the phenomenon of homeless in big cities is rapidly rising. According to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development as of the end of last year, more than 500,000 people were homeless in the United States. Regardless of whether the tent street is approved - many people living on the street are finding a certain level of community and safety at the homeless camp. There are pictures of tent cities such as Seattle, Los Angeles, Washington DC, St. Louis, Las Cruces and Honolulu. Residents say they enjoy the stability of the camp, but they still live in an uncertain environment.

Los Angeles is a city with homeless problems. Although not a rare issue for large cities, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development announced for the first time in early December 2017 that the United States increased the number of homeless people and that cities in the West Coast such as Los Angeles promoted. This growth. Basler said she was hard to find her work. She had a serious seafood allergy to limit her place to use her cooking art degree and her anxiety. This makes her grades at job interview difficult, making it difficult for finding a job, and in turn making it difficult to obtain a stable and stable residence.

For many years it was difficult to find a way to accommodate homeless. According to the US homeless and the National Center for Poverty, more than 3.5 million people are homeless each year. Lack of low income housing is still a big issue. According to the report of 2013 by the National Low-income Housing Alliance, in the United States there are only 30 affordable apartments in "Ultra low income" per 100 tenants (30% of median).