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A voucher for your thoughts

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If katrina has demolished hopes for reforming Medicaid, it has at least stirred up debate about housing policy. In all, Ka-trina destroyed or damaged roughly 300,000 homes. According to the National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC), around 70% of these were occupied by low-income households (ie, ones earning less than $40,800 in New Orleans and below $32,560 in Mississippi). Hurricane Rita is expected to cause further carnage. The administration's immediate answer—to buy up trailer parks to house the newly homeless-looks an unsatisfactory stop-gap. Many of the parks are a long way from any potential source of employment. Horror stories are circulating about "FEMA City" in Florida, where 1,500 people displaced by Hurricane Charley in August 2004 are still living in 500 trailers. They can't afford to live in the new houses rebuilt on the sites of their old homes. So they fester in a crime-ridden ghetto.
机译：如果卡特里娜飓风摧毁了改革医疗补助的希望，它至少激起了有关住房政策的争论。总体而言，卡特里娜飓风摧毁或损坏了大约30万所房屋。根据全国低收入住房联盟（NLIHC）的统计，其中约70％被低收入家庭占用（即，在新奥尔良的收入低于40,800美元，在密西西比州的收入低于32,560美元的家庭）。预计丽塔飓风将造成进一步的屠杀。政府的立即解决方案是，购买拖车停车场来容纳新近无家可归的人，但他们的权宜之计并不令人满意。许多公园距离任何潜在的就业来源都很遥远。关于佛罗里达“ FEMA城市”的恐怖故事不断流传，2004年8月，飓风“查理”飓风使1500名流离失所者仍住在500辆拖车中。他们负担不起在旧房旧址上重建的新房的生活。因此，他们陷入了犯罪缠身的贫民窟。

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