Miami ACLU Denounces Homeless Encampment Crackdown
What bothered Barnes wasnt just the absence of the people shed become accustomed to seeing — people whose trust the group gained by showing up every weekend and providing necessities. She also felt disturbed by the sight of their belongings in heaps on the sidewalk. Barnes especially worried about one man shed come to know who used a wheelchair. "By the time we got there, his wheelchair was on the corner," she says. "There were piles and piles of tents, food, peoples clothing, their belonging...
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