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  EXCLUSIVE: America's 'working homeless' who live in RV encampments lining streets across the nation: Small business owners, prison guards and Amazon workers among people opting to live off the grid - but locals say they're a blight on their communities
  Amid affordable housing shortages, the number of homeless people in the US continues to climb 
  Many have taken to living in RVs, largely off the grid, in cities from California to New England 
  Most cite the affordability and flexibility as their reasons for choosing live in their vehicles - but residents and businesses say the RVs are unsightly and leave mountains of trash
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  EXCLUSIVE: America's 'working homeless' who live in RV encampments lining streets across the nation: Small business owners, prison guards and Amazon workers among people opting to live off the grid - but locals say they're a blight on their communities
  Amid affordable housing shortages, the number of homeless people in the US continues to climb 
  Many have taken to living in RVs, largely off the grid, in cities from California to New England 
  Most cite the affordability and flexibility as their reasons for choosing live in their vehicles - but residents and businesses say the RVs are unsightly and leave mountains of trash
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chosen.content: Rolling Homes: A Journey of the Working Homeless
  
  "Rolling Homes" is an eye-opening documentary that shines a spotlight on America's "working homeless" population, who have turned to living in RV encampments across the nation. From small business owners and prison guards to Amazon workers, these individuals have chosen an unconventional lifestyle off the grid due to affordable housing shortages. However, their presence has sparked debates among locals, who perceive them as a blight on their communities. This compelling film explores the struggles, resilience, and the clash of perspectives between the working homeless and their neighbors, shedding light on a complex issue that continues to challenge society.
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  EXCLUSIVE: America's 'working homeless' who live in RV encampments lining streets across the nation: Small business owners, prison guards and Amazon workers among people opting to live off the grid - but locals say they're a blight on their communities
  Amid affordable housing shortages, the number of homeless people in the US continues to climb 
  Many have taken to living in RVs, largely off the grid, in cities from California to New England 
  Most cite the affordability and flexibility as their reasons for choosing live in their vehicles - but residents and businesses say the RVs are unsightly and leave mountains of trash
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