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‘An American tragedy’: Fmr. HUD Secy. on how Jimmy Carter would react to record U.S. homelessness
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4:49Now PlayingA new Housing and Urban Development survey shows record homelessness in America between 2023 and 2024, including a staggering increase for families with children. Former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development for the Obama administration, Shaun Donovan, reacts to these findings and reflects on how the late President Jimmy Carter would have responded to it, given Carter’s extensive work with Habitat for Humanity.
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