Homelessness, Human Rights and Immigration in USA

This audiobook offers a concise exploration of homelessness, human rights, and immigration in the United States, highlighting the nation's longstanding identity as a destination for immigrants seeking refuge from war, persecution, and poverty. It addresses the ongoing challenges faced by newcomers, particularly those with limited resources, while emphasizing that issues surrounding homelessness and immigration in the U.S. have intensified in recent years, surpassing those experienced in many other countries.