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Almost Half The Families Who Got 60-Day Eviction Notices Moved Out Of Shelters
Data showed that 29% of migrant families who got such notices switched to other shelters, while 16% remained in their original shelter.

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Data showed that 29% of migrant families who got such notices switched to other shelters, while 16% remained in their original shelter.

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