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'The city needs to step up': Neighbors express public health concerns over asylum encampment at Seattle park
'The city needs to step up': Neighbors express public health concerns over asylum encampment at Seattle park
'The city needs to step up': Neighbors express public health concerns over asylum encampment at Seattle park

Published on: 05/07/2024

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Some asylum seekers from Venezuela and the Republic of Congo are living in tents at Powell Barnett Park after multiple moves in and out of shelters and hotels.

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