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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that it is not cruel and unusual punishment to fine and arrest homeless people living outdoors or illegally camping on public property.
An estimated 653,100 people were homeless in the United States in 2023 , according to the most recent federal estimates.
Advocates fear conservative-leaning communities will criminalize street camping, pushing homeless people to relocate.
As homeless people disperse and relocate, they will lose connections to doctors and nurses who provide primary and specialty care on the streets, experts say.
Homeless people die at rates two to six times higher than residents living in stable housing.
The Biden administration has pushed states to expand the definition of health care to include housing.
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