Jennifer Ludden
speaker
999 appearances
142 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 2d ago
Jennifer Ludden’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 130 in all, peaking in Nov 2025 with 27.
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Now, you know, this could put places in jeopardy for continued funding.
It could also mean we see even more cities move to ban homeless camps, for example, if that's what they think they need to do to get federal
The order says endemic vagrancy has made cities unsafe, and getting people into long term care for addiction or mental illness will restore public order.
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It calls on the attorney general to make it easier to commit people against their will by challenging past legal precedents.
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Critics say that would violate civil rights.
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Trump's action also calls for shifting federal funding toward treatment programs instead of housing, but some experts say forcing treatment does not work and that losing badly needed housing will only make it harder for communities to reduce homelessness.
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Jennifer Lutton, NPR News, Washington.
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The order says endemic vagrancy has made cities unsafe, and getting people into long-term care for addiction or mental illness will restore public order.
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It calls on the Attorney General to make it easier to commit people against their will by challenging past legal precedents.
matched
Critics say that would violate civil rights.
matched
Trump's action also calls for shifting federal funding toward treatment programs instead of housing, but some experts say forcing treatment does not work, and that losing badly needed housing will only make it harder for communities to reduce homelessness.
matched
Jennifer Lutton, NPR News, Washington.
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The order says endemic vagrancy has made cities unsafe, and getting people into long-term care for addiction or mental illness will restore public order.
matched
It calls on the Attorney General to make it easier to commit people against their will by challenging past legal precedents.
matched
critics say that would violate civil rights.
matched
Trump's action also calls for shifting federal funding toward treatment programs instead of housing, but some experts say forcing treatment does not work and that losing badly needed housing will only make it harder for communities to reduce homelessness.
matched
Jennifer Lutton, NPR News, Washington.
matched
The order says endemic vagrancy has made cities unsafe, and getting people into long term care for addiction or mental illness will restore public order.
matched
It calls on the Attorney General to make it easier to commit people against their will by challenging past legal precedents.
matched
Critics say that would violate civil rights.
matched
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