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The Cicero Institute develops and advocates for bold state-level policies in challenging issue areas to restore liberty through accountability and transparency in American governance.
Drug-Free Homeless Service Zones
OverviewA record number of Americans are experiencing unsheltered homelessness. According to data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the number of unsheltered individuals increased from 176,357 in 2016 to 233,832 in 2022.1 […]
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