[hanamizu]

“...They said “unhoused” people had been brought inside...”

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Interesting change of phrase; ‘Unhoused’ instead of ‘homeless’. Unhoused gives the impression that someone has failed to provide them with housing, whereas ‘homeless’ says the people involved have failed to secure a home.

Unhoused is much better because now it’s our fault.
/s

[BenLurkin]

Opens the door (no pun intended) to obligatory institutionalization of those incapable of securing “housing” by other means.

[This I Wonder32460]

Unhoused? Does that mean they were just released from being housed in prison?