Looks to me like some are here:Street after street after street after street including side streets'City of a Thousand': Downtown Phoenix's tent city explodes at alarming ratePHOENIX - Located within a pocket of streets and sidewalks in downtown Phoenix, the homeless crisis has exploded as there are more than a thousand unsheltered people living on the streets in this area known as "the zone."

haha.I feel like they made themselves easy targets (in the similar vein of not policing crime, not incarcerating prisoners, giving away boxes of hypodermic needles but not allowing straws, allowing rampant homelessness, etc.) with onerous laws against the little guy, but you appear to feel like they were unfairly victimized. 

@Matthew Kwan@Carlos Valencia I lived all my life in Seattle and recently sold all of our properties because of the erratic behavior of the government, high taxes, homelessness, drugs, crime, disdain for landlords, and so on.I'd rather have hurricanes than invest in Seattle so we moved to Scottsdale where there are no hurricanes, no earthquakes, no volcanoes, taxes are low, profits are high, government is reasonable, crime is low, weather is good, world class restaurants & resorts, golfing is king and I get palm trees and saguaro cacti.Don't let the hype about Seattle fool you.

The BLM is also proposing Goldfield recreation area to get rid of the homeless encampments. 

First, a bunch of people are devastated and end up stepping down in their ability to afford housing - so a lot of C/D people end up homeless or sharing facilities with others, while former A/B people end up down in B/C/D housing.

As I mentioned, there are working homeless in every metropolis, whether a high cost of living one like NYC or relatively low cost of living ones like those in the south.

You get to be homeless or a renter with bad credit.

The lawlessness, homelessness, looting, etc...

Dude, explain to the guy that with foreclosure on his record, he will be homeless.

Homelessness has skyrocketed and will get worse.