Former President Barack Obama spoke about homelessness in a new interview, urging his fellow Democrats to change their approach on the issue and saying many Americans don't want to "navigate around a tent city" in major urban areas.
"Morally, ethically speaking, it is an atrocity that in a country that’s wealthy, we have people just on the streets, and we should insist on policies that recognize their full humanity," Obama said, speaking to progressive podcaster Brian Tyler Cohen in an interview released Feb. 14.
Obama had been speaking about immigration enforcement before making the comments on homelessness, arguing that progressive and moderate Democrats debate the two crises similarly online.
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