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To: locogringo who wrote (1100559)	11/19/2018 11:26:43 AM
From: Wharf Rat	1 Recommendation Recommended By sylvester80 Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1583731

So when can we expect FEMA to set up Camp Pleasant? How about using those 5000 troops wasting their time and our money at the border? "are you saying that the "posted crap" pictures are fake " No; I'm saying no assholes said that about refugees in those other states. Take, for example, NC...... Thousands told to vacate North Carolina apartments in second wave of people displaced by Florence Many are finding themselves newly homeless months after the hurricane hit. Some 700 tenants of the Market North affordable housing apartment complex in Wilmington, North Carolina were given one week’s notice to leave their homes after black mold was discovered in the wake of Hurricane Florence. Residents were able to push the deadline back one more week, but the entire complex was vacated by October 22. A second wave of displaced people are finding themselves newly homeless, months after Florence hit the state. Beginning at the end of September, at least six apartment complexes in New Hanover County have issued notices to the majority, or all, of their residents to vacate. Long after the floodwaters receded, thousands of people have had to pack their bags and leave. thinkprogress.org