Mayor De Blasio Says Subway Shutdown Is Working, City Making Progress Getting Homeless To Accept Services
Thousands of homeless people have been moved from packed shelters and shutdown subway trains into hotels all throughout the city.
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Thousands of homeless people have been moved from packed shelters and shutdown subway trains into hotels all throughout the city.
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