RIGHT SPEAK: More Laws are Being Passed that Target the Homeless .. While ILLEGALS are being put-up in $50 Million Resorts

A growing number of cities across the country are making it "illegal to be homeless," according to a new report.

Despite a lack of affordable housing and emergency shelter, many of these communities are implementing laws that ban homeless residents from sitting or lying down in public, loitering, sleeping in vehicles, and begging for money or food.

"More cities are choosing to turn the necessary conduct of homeless people into criminal activity," said Maria Foscarinis, executive director of the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty (NLCHP).

The law center has tracked homelessness criminalization laws in 187 cities small and large since 2011.

During that time, city-wide bans on camping in public -- which can include sleeping outside on the streets or in a tent -- have increased 60%.

The number of cities with laws prohibiting or restricting people from sitting or lying down in public has jumped by 43%, and bans on sleeping in vehicles have surged 119%. Meanwhile, laws prohibiting people from begging in public and loitering have climbed more than 20%.

And these laws are popping up even when people have few other options for survival, the NLCHP argues.

In Santa Cruz, Calif., for example, sleeping in vehicles and camping, sitting or lying down in public, is criminalized -- even though a local survey found that 83% of homeless people don't have access to housing or shelter.

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What bothers me is, we have all these homeless people, many of them Veterans, yet Team Obama sees fit to house these ILLEGALS for extended periods of time in shelters and until the shit hit the fan, wanted to house them in this $50 MILLION Resort:

The Obama administration has awarded a $50 million contract to a charitable group to buy a Texas resort hotel and transform it in to a 600 bed facility for juvenile illegal aliens.

The Palm Aire Hotel and Suites is set to be sold to Baptist Child & Family Services (BCFS) operating under a federal contract, pending local government approval, according to reports from Weslaco, Texas where the hotel is located. Weslaco is a few miles north of the Rio Grande in Hidalgo County.