Homelessness Reform According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, California has the largest population of people experiencing homelessness, with nearly 130,000, 90,000 of whom are unsheltered (Hageman). Chronic homelessness is a significant challenge in the United States of America. Consequently, thousands of American citizens are usually living in the streets, stuck in poor conditions, which render them incapable of finding a permanent or stable livelihood. However, there have been extensive debates both at the local and federal states, which discussions are ranging from the national rent control policy and the controversial “right to shelter” as some of the most appropriate solutions. Despite all that, a keener look into the strategies adopted by the United States of America to address the severe homelessness indicates that the policies are in place are not sustainable, and that calls for the need for a better approach. By evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of homeless reform, this article illustrates the political and policy discussions that contrast the implementation and workability of homeless policies in the United States of America.     The first…

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