Portland is facing a severe humanitarian crisis, with a nearly 50% increase in its homeless population since 2019, reaching over 5,000 people. Although the city has invested $27 million in temporary alternative sites, progress is slow. The Sunderland RV Safe Park, designed to accommodate 55 vehicles, has only nine. The Clinton Triangle, capable of housing around 200 people, has received just 80. Local residents feel that these shelters resemble "minimum-security prisons". Strict rules, such as a ban on drug use, keep some people away
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