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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES
Report examines disabled children affected by Trump administration’s homelessness crackdown
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The New York Times reports that the Trump administration’s effort to clear street encampments and address homelessness is targeting legal protections that cover a broader population, including disabled children. The article summary does not specify which protections or actions are involved.
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The issue could affect disabled children and families who rely on the legal protections described in the report, as well as local governments involved in homelessness enforcement. The article summary does not provide details on the scope or specific effects.