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OAKLAND (CBS13) – Gov. Gavin Newsom is on a weeklong statewide tour promoting his billion-dollar effort to tackle the homeless crisis in California.
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The governor signed an emergency order last week and plans on distributing one hundred FEMA trailers throughout the state.
Touting his effort, the governor’s office highlighted a fleet of trailers that were on their way to a vacant lot in Oakland on Wednesday. The trailers will provide services and shelter to homeless people.
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8 days ago, @GavinNewsom signed an EO to address the homelessness crisis & rapidly increase housing & shelter options.
Yesterday, @CaltransHQ transported trailers to a vacant city-owned lot in Oakland where they will provide services & shelter to those in need. #CaliforniaForAll pic.twitter.com/zNl6uEc8I7
— Office of the Governor of California (@CAgovernor) January 16, 2020
Send them free housing so they become less motivated to gain employment or change there lives around. Can’t hit bottom if you keep getting free stuff, more free stuff costing the working middle class more money since nothing is truly free.