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The Annihilation of Space by Law: The Roots and Implications of Anti‐Homeless Laws in the United States
Don Mitchell

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Anti-homeless laws in the US aim to erase spaces where homeless people live due to economic uncertainty. These laws strip homeless individuals of their right to exist and create harsh citizenship standards. Urban governments and elites prioritize city aesthetics over public space, impacting both homeless and housed individuals.