> If they weren't being denied care for whatever reasons, then there wouldn't be a reason to bus them out to other cities, now would there? Well, one reason fr

> If they weren't being denied care for whatever reasons, then there wouldn't be a reason to bus them out to other cities, now would there? Well, one reason from TFA is so they can go back to where they have a friends/family support network. People actually do this on their own, parents get their kid a ticket on the Greyhound so they don't end up on/get off the streets. Happens a lot. Given a choice between staying homeless where you happen to be or going somewhere where you have a fighting chance people seem to be going with the latter. > They were given bus tickets and advised to seek health care elsewhere and were sued because of this program. One alleged abusive program and this means they all share the same motivation? Prisons do the exact same thing BTW.