>He discounts immediately the obvious solution for the problem houseless people face: providing them homes. Keep reading. He leads by highlighting flaws of the

>He discounts immediately the obvious solution for the problem houseless people face: providing them homes. Keep reading. He leads by highlighting flaws of the commonly proposed strategies for addressing homelessness but later goes back and proposes a solution tying several things together, including providing housing. He essentially says 1) build housing, 2) enforce laws against low-level offenses associated with homelessness (e.g. littering, vandalism), 3) provide services for addiction and mental illness, 4) create a jobs program.