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Texas Homeless Crisis 2026: Drugs, Heat, and the Reality No One Wants to Show

Texas Homeless Crisis 2026: Drugs, Heat, and the Reality No One Wants to Show

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Texas Homeless Crisis 2026: Drugs, Heat, and the Reality No One Wants to Show

Ohio Homeless Crisis 2026: Fentanyl Is Real — But That’s Not the Whole Story

Ohio Homeless Crisis 2026: Fentanyl Is Real — But That’s Not the Whole Story

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Homeless in Phoenix: Why Don’t Homeless People Leave the Heat | Documentary

Homeless in Phoenix: Why Don’t Homeless People Leave the Heat | Documentary

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Thousands living in cars: Nobody Would Think This is Happening in the United States - Documentary

Thousands living in cars: Nobody Would Think This is Happening in the United States - Documentary

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Thousands living in cars: Nobody Would Think This is Happening in the United States - Documentary

Homeless in America is no longer only the story of tents on sidewalks or people sleeping under bridges.

In cities, suburbs, and forgotten parking lots across the country, thousands are now living inside their cars, turning back seats into bedrooms and trunks into closets, trying to survive in silence where most people would never think to look.

Behind fogged-up windows and sunshades meant to hide the truth are workers, parents, veterans, and families with children, all caught in the widening gap between rent, wages, and the cost of simply staying alive.

New Mexico's Homeless Crisis 2025: Albuquerque Streets And 5000 People Homelessness | Documentary

New Mexico's Homeless Crisis 2025: Albuquerque Streets And 5000 People Homelessness | Documentary

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Thousands living in cars: Nobody Would Think This is Happening in the United States - Documentary
Thousands living in cars: Nobody Would Think This is Happening in the United States - Documentary

This is too sad.
In this video, they compare living in your car in the U.S. with Europe.
Some European countries offer safety nets like housing subsidies not available in the U.S.
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Just went through many of these videos and this is horrific.
It keeps getting worse--and homelessness is spreading; now in so many more U.S. cities.
Prayers for everyone effected by homelessness ...

HUD 2025 AHAR (Annual Homelessness Assessment Report): Part 1 - PIT Estimates of Homelessness in the U.S.

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Posted Date: May 2026

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This report outlines the key findings of the Point-In-Time (PIT) count and Housing Inventory Count (HIC) conducted in January 2025. Specifically, this report provides 2025 national, state, and CoC-level PIT and HIC estimates of homelessness, as well as estimates of chronically homeless persons, homeless veterans, and homeless children and youth.

To view all AHARs since 2007, visit the AHAR page.

• 2025 AHAR Report: Part 1 - PIT Estimates of Homelessness (PDF)

Note: This is the Federal department that Catherine Austin Fitts worked for. She was the Assistant Secretary for HUD.

California Homeless Crisis 2026: Fentanyl Wrecks Lives as Walking Zombies Fill Streets | Documentary

California Homeless Crisis 2026: Fentanyl Wrecks Lives as Walking Zombies Fill Streets | Documentary
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230 - California Homeless Crisis 2026: Fentanyl Wrecks Lives as Walking Zombies Fill Streets | Documentary

California - home to some of the world’s largest economies and most famous cities - is facing a crisis that continues to grow across its streets. The California homeless crisis 2026 is intensifying as fentanyl addiction spreads, homeless encampments expand, and more communities struggle with the devastating human toll of homelessness and drug abuse.

In this episode of US HOMELESS STORIES, we go inside the California homeless crisis 2026, where the growing California fentanyl crisis is reshaping life in cities across the state. From Los Angeles and San Francisco to Oakland and San Diego, addiction, poverty, and housing instability are pushing more people into long-term street survival.

This documentary reveals the harsh reality of homeless in California, where thousands of people live in tents, vehicles, and makeshift shelters while facing addiction, untreated illness, and economic hardship. The California homeless crisis 2026 continues to deepen as fentanyl leaves a devastating impact on vulnerable communities and homeless encampments.

Through raw street footage and real human stories, we uncover how addiction is transforming life on California’s streets. This is a closer look at the California homeless crisis 2026 - where homelessness, fentanyl addiction, and human suffering continue to push communities toward a breaking point.

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Do you think fentanyl is the biggest force driving California’s homeless crisis, or are housing costs and economic pressures equally responsible?

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�� TIME LINE:
00:00 homeless in America
02:27 1. California and the Reality of No Home
05:33 2. The Silent Collapse of Urban Life
08:27 3. When Drugs and Homelessness Are Inextricably Linked
11:15 4. When Basic Needs Are Not Met
14:11 5. Why Large Budgets Yield Limited Results?
17:15 6. The Role of Non-Profit Organizations
20:32 7. Long-Term Solutions for California
24:52 8. Hope – Way Out – Future

Las Vegas Homeless Crisis 2026: The Rise of the“Mole People” Living Underground |Homeless in America

Las Vegas Homeless Crisis 2026: The Rise of the“Mole People” Living Underground |Homeless in America

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96 - Las Vegas Homeless Crisis 2026: The Rise of the “Mole People” Living Underground | Homeless in America

Las Vegas — the glittering capital of entertainment and excess — hides a shocking world beneath its streets.

In this 2026 episode of US HOMELESS STORIES, we descend into the storm tunnels under the Strip to meet the so-called “Mole People,” hundreds of men and women building fragile lives beneath the neon lights.

This documentary exposes the hidden Las Vegas few ever see — miles of dark tunnels where flooding, addiction, and fentanyl make every day a fight to stay alive. Above ground, luxury casinos glow; below, people struggle for light, warmth, and dignity. Through raw interviews and unfiltered footage, we reveal how America’s most glamorous city became a symbol of two worlds — one of wealth and one of survival.
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Would you dare to live in total darkness just to survive? Share your thoughts below.

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�� TIME LINE:
00:00 Homeless in America
01:59 1. Las Vegas: Behind the Casinos Is a Life Without Shelter
04:10 2. The “Mole People” of Las Vegas and the Struggle for Survival
06:30 3. Surviving in the Concrete Desert
09:00 4. Unstable Income and Skyrocketing Housing Prices
11:26 5. Impact on the City's Image
14:02 6. The Role of Government and Policies
17:15 7. Future and New Directions
20:42 8. Conclusion – A Prayer

Texas's Homeless Crisis 2026: The Hidden Side of America’s Growth | Documentary

Texas's Homeless Crisis 2026: The Hidden Side of America’s Growth | Documentary

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Texas Homeless Crisis is spreading across one of the largest and fastest-growing states in America. Unlike cities where homelessness is concentrated in one famous street, homelessness in Texas is often harder to see because it is spread across Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, and many smaller communities.
This documentary explores the Texas homeless crisis and why thousands of people are still living without stable housing. Some sleep outside, some stay in cars, some wait outside shelters, and others move between temporary places while trying to survive in a system that does not always move fast enough.
The video examines the deeper causes behind homelessness in Texas, including rising rent, lack of affordable housing, extreme heat, shelter limits, camping bans, and short-term fixes that often move the problem without solving it.
Homelessness in Texas is not always easy to see, but that does not make it less real. It exists across highways, parking lots, shelter lines, sidewalks, and hidden corners of cities that keep growing around it.