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- Increased Crimes
The pressure that derived from hunger and illness drove many homeless veterans to conduct crimes in their home country,.
- Increased substance abuse
The horrific condition made many of these homeless to find some sort of escape, and drug provided that escape for them. Many of the homeless ex-veteran was trapped in substance addiction through the use of heroine or cocaine.
- Increasing emergency housing movement
Not all people turn their attention away from them. Some people actually banded together to help by creating public housing that these ex-veteran use as temporary shelter. At least until they're economically strong enough to come back at their feet.
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