Atlanta Officials Discard Homeless People's Belongings Ahead of World Cup

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Atlanta officials reportedly discarded tents, medication, and identification belonging to homeless individuals in Freedom Park without warning, citing "routine park maintenance." Advocates argue this is an attempt to hide the homeless population from World Cup visitors, disrupting their lives and access to services.

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