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New York Homeless Speak Out Against Governor's Shelter Plan

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A controversial measure which may force New York’s homeless into shelters during cold weather has not been well received by the people it’s meant to protect, and has civil libertarians concerned about its possible overreach. Amy Kaufman, a homeless woman who has slept in New York’s financial district for most of the past two years, says, "The governor is going about it the wrong way. It’s not going to work. You can ask any one of us.

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