On any given day or night, as many as 70,000 of our nation’s military veterans seek refuge in the underpasses, culverts or homeless shelters of America’s cities and towns. This epidemic of homelessness among the men and women who have sacrificed so much for our country is a national disgrace. Yet, many of us look the other way.
As we honor our veterans on Nov. 11, the American Bar Association asks the legal profession to take the lead in helping homeless veterans find their way forward.
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