[pompeirules]

> was pointing out that if you're looking at year over year rates, this year will be particularly bad

2018 > 2017

2019 > 2018

The trend was already there and it has to do with the Trump administration not caring about it

2. No, it doesn't. If you look at the data many count as homeless the refugee seekers Germany for example Includes "around 375,000 asylum seekers and refugees in temporary accommodation"* it's 60% of the total homeless population.

But again, as someone said before, you are arguing about the others, while the problem has been brought up by one of yours. In Europe nobody says "that city is bad because homeless", nobody!

It's a social issue and over there society sees them as a nuisance.

That's the big difference.

3. That could be true. The largest homeless population is in NY, not surprisingly, like 10 times larger than SF, and is doing better than SF. The problem is that it can't depend on the town administration, it must be handled at a national level or the homeless will move where there are better conditions for them or less controls.