San Jose 居住（者）s shout 負かす／撃墜する 市長 over homeless （軍の）野営地，陣営 計画（する）s

By James Reinl, Social 事件／事情／状勢s 特派員, For Dailymail.Com

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A California residents' meeting got nasty this week, with residents shouting over their Democratic Mayor Matt Mahan, who wants to build a semi-permanent homeless camp near their multi-million dollar homes. Mahan, a former tech entrepreneur, grinned uncomfortably at the San Jose community forum on Wednesday evening, as homeowners in chorus shouted 'No' when he suggested erecting tents on a paved lot donated by a utility company.

A California 居住（者）s' 会合 got 汚い this week, with 居住（者）s shouting over their Democratic 市長 Matt Mahan, who wants to build a 半分-永久の homeless （軍の）野営地，陣営 近づく their multi-million dollar homes. Mahan, a former tech entrepreneur, grinned uncomfortably at the San Jose community 会議 on Wednesday evening, as homeowners in chorus shouted 'No' when he 示唆するd 築くing テントs on a 覆うd lot 寄付するd by a 公共事業（料金）／有用性 company.

Homes near the proposed site at Willow Street and Lelong Street are worth millions. A newly built five-bedroom with porcelain kitchen countertops and hardwood floors is on the market for $3.625 million. Tensions in San Jose epitomize the housing crisis in California, with some 180,000 homeless people posing a worsening problem for liberal-leaning residents who worry about their prized assets tumbling in value.

Homes 近づく the 提案するd 場所／位置 at Willow Street and Lelong Street are 価値（がある） millions. A newly built five-bedroom with porcelain kitchen countertops and hardwood 床に打ち倒すs is on the market for $3.625 million. 緊張s in San Jose epitomize the 住宅 危機 in California, with some 180,000 homeless people 提起する／ポーズをとるing a より悪くするing problem for 自由主義の-leaning 居住（者）s who worry about their prized 資産s 宙返り／暴落するing in value.

At the meeting, Mahan pleaded with residents to let him turn the makeshift encampment of homeless people more permanent and safer, erecting tents on a paved area, with security patrols to prevent drugs and crime. 'We can take the area across the street that's Valley Water land that is paved we can do a safe sleeping site,' Mahan said.

At the 会合, Mahan pleaded with 居住（者）s to let him turn the 一時しのぎの物，策 野営 of homeless people more 永久の and safer, 築くing テントs on a 覆うd area, with 安全 patrols to 妨げる 麻薬s and 罪，犯罪. 'We can take the area across the street that's Valley Water land that is 覆うd we can do a 安全な sleeping 場所／位置,' Mahan said.

The mayor assured the angry crowd it would have 'some rules, with tents in a row with trash pickup, with some amount of security and case management.' Relocating the unhoused to a 'managed' site would tackle the 'noise, drugs, crime' and other scourges they were complaining about, he insisted. 'You've got to give us an option of where people go.'

The 市長 保証するd the angry （人が）群がる it would have 'some 支配するs, with テントs in a 列／漕ぐ／騒動 with trash 好転, with some 量 of 安全 and 事例／患者 管理／経営.' Relocating the unhoused to a 'managed' 場所／位置 would 取り組む the 'noise, 麻薬s, 罪，犯罪' and other 天罰（を下す）s they were complaining about, he 主張するd. 'You've got to give us an 選択 of where people go.'

But the reside nts were not buying it. Mahan was left smiling awkwardly as they shouted down his plan, insisting that any camp should be built elsewhere. 'I don't see how moving that same group across the way and suddenly managing them is suddenly going to change those entire people or change the environment,' one public speaker said.

But the 居住（者）s were not buying it. Mahan was left smiling awkwardly as they shouted 負かす／撃墜する his 計画（する）, 主張するing that any （軍の）野営地，陣営 should be built どこかよそで. 'I don't see how moving that same group across the way and suddenly managing them is suddenly going to change those entire people or change the 環境,' one public （衆議院の）議長 said.

San Jose resident Kathleen Almoslino spoke up for residents in her Willow Glen neighborhood. 'I think our city needs to sue the county,' Almoslino told ABC. 'I think the county needs to do their job and ... find some unincorporated property somewhere else ? not smack-dab i n the middle of neighborhoods.'

San Jose 居住（者） Kathleen Almoslino spoke up for 居住（者）s in her Willow Glen 近隣. 'I think our city needs to 告訴する the 郡,' Almoslino told ABC. 'I think the 郡 needs to do their 職業 and ... find some unincorporated 所有物／資産／財産 somewhere else ― not smack-dab in the middle of 近隣s.'

The mayor has even faced blowback from local groups who support the homeless, who say it's problematic forcing unhoused people to occupy the same space, as many have grievances with others that could lead to violence. The row in San Jose comes as California battles a crisis of homelessness and vagrancy. Homelessness jumped 6 percent to more than 180,000 people in California last year, federal data show.?Since 2013, the numbers have exploded by 53 percent.

The 市長 has even 直面するd blowback from 地元の groups who support the homeless, who say it's problematic 軍隊ing unhoused people to 占領する the same space, as many have grievances with others that could lead to 暴力／激しさ. The 列／漕ぐ／騒動 in San Jose comes as California 戦う／戦いs a 危機 of homelessness and vagrancy. Homelessness jumped 6 パーセント to more than 180,000 people in California last year, 連邦の data show.?Since 2013, the numbers have 爆発するd by 53 パーセント.

Nearly 28 percent of the nation's entire unhoused population are in the Golden State. Auditors this month panned California's bungled attempts at addressing the problem The state spent $24 billion tackling homelessness over five years but didn't track if the money was helping its growing number of unhoused people, their damning report said.?It slammed the state's homelessness tsars for spending billions across 30 programs from 2018-2023, but gathering no data on why the cash wasn't tackling the crisis.

Nearly 28 パーセント of the nation's entire unhoused 全住民 are in the Golden 明言する／公表する. Auditors this month panned California's bungled 試みる／企てるs at 演説（する）／住所ing the problem The 明言する／公表する spent $24 billion 取り組むing homelessness over five years but didn't 跡をつける if the money was helping its growing number of unhoused people, their damning 報告（する）／憶測 said.?It slammed the 明言する／公表する's homelessness tsars for spending billions across 30 programs from 2018-2023, but 集会 no data on why the cash wasn't 取り組むing the 危機.

It confirmed what's clear to many residents ? the homelessness crisis is out of control, and that tent encampments and troublesome vagrancy across major cities are bad and getting worse. More than two-thirds of US adults say homelessness is out of contr ol and that officials need to move those sleeping rough into tented encampments outside towns and cities, a recent DailyMail.com/TIPP Poll shows. Our survey revealed that 67 percent of Americans are fed up with the country's fast-rising number of homeless people and want mayors to take drastic steps to tackle the scourge.

It 確認するd what's （疑いを）晴らす to many 居住（者）s ― the homelessness 危機 is out of 支配（する）／統制する, and that テント 野営s and troublesome vagrancy across major cities are bad and getting worse. More than two-thirds of US adults say homelessness is out of 支配（する）／統制する and that 公式の／役人s need to move those sleeping rough into テントd 野営s outside towns and cities, a 最近の DailyMail.com/TIPP 投票 shows. Our 調査する 明らかにする／漏らすd that 67 パーセント of Americans are fed up with the country's 急速な／放蕩な-rising number of homeless people and want 市長s to take 激烈な steps to 取り組む the 天罰（を下す）.

More than 650,000 people were recorded as homeless by the federal government in its annual snapshot for 2023, which was released in January ? a 12 percent surge on the previous year. Officials in Portland , Los Angeles , Las Vegas and other cities have in recent months responded to public ire over homelessness by dismantling makeshift shelters and moving people on. Scenes of homeless drug addicts stumbling on sidewalks and fears of violence and petty crime have become a national political issue, with former President Donald Trump making it part of his campaign platform.

More than 650,000 people were 記録，記録的な／記録するd as homeless by the 連邦の 政府 in its 年次の snapshot for 2023, which was 解放（する）d in January ― a 12 パーセント 殺到する on the previous year. 公式の／役人s in Portland , Los Angeles , Las Vegas and other cities have in 最近の months 答える／応じるd to public 怒らせる over homelessness by d ismantling 一時しのぎの物，策 避難所s and moving people on. Scenes of homeless 麻薬 （麻薬）常用者s つまずくing on sidewalks and 恐れるs of 暴力／激しさ and petty 罪，犯罪 have become a 国家の political 問題／発行する, with former 大統領 Donald Trump making it part of his （選挙などの）運動をする 壇・綱領・公約.

In a video on homelessness released by his campaign , Trump said that 'hardworking, law-abiding citizens' were being sidelines and made to 'suffer for the whims of a deeply unwell few.' He vowed to 'ban urban camping' and create 'tent cities' on 'inexpensive land' for homeless people that will be staffed with doctors and social workers to help people address systemic problems. Still, homeless people and their advocates say sweeps and relocation policies are cruel and a waste of taxpayer money. The answer, they say, is more affordable housing, not crackdowns.

In a ビデオ on homelessness 解放（する）d by his （選挙などの）運動をする , Trump said that 'hardworking, 法律-がまんするing 国民s' were 存在 sidelines and made to '苦しむ for the whims of a 深く，強烈に unwell few.' He 公約するd to '禁止（する） 都市の （軍の）野営地，陣営ing' and create 'テント cities' on '安価な land' for homeless people that will be staffed with doctors and social 労働者s to help people 演説（する）／住所 systemic problems. Still, homeless people and their 支持するs say sweeps and 移転 政策s are cruel and a waste of taxpayer money. The answer, they say, is more affordable 住宅, not 厳重取締s.

Our survey of 1,401 adults, however, found that a tough policy resonated with swathes of voters across the US ? with more than two-thirds saying they favored resettlement camps. Democrat-leaning respondents were keener on resettling the unhoused. Fully 74 percent of them wanted the homeless moved on, compared to 64 percent of Republicans and 62 percent of independents.

Our 調査する of 1,401 adults, however, 設立する that a 堅い 政策 resonated with 列s of 投票者s across the US ― with more than two-thirds 説 they 好意d resettlement （軍の）野営地，陣営s. 民主党員-leaning 回答者／被告s were keener on 再定住させるing the unhoused. Fully 74 パーセント of them 手配中の，お尋ね者 the homeless moved on, compared to 64 パーセント of 共和国の／共和党のs and 62 パーセント of 独立した・無所属s.

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