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For Unhoused People, ID Laws Go Beyond Voting. Without Documents, ‘You Can’t Do Anything.’
From Arizona to Tennessee, rules aimed at cracking down on non-citizens are hampering unhoused people’s ability to access crucial services.
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Rules targeting non‑citizens in states such as Arizona and Tennessee are making it harder for unhoused individuals to obtain essential services.
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