Summary
RV residents in Albuquerque say the city is trying to evict them, and the fight over where people are allowed to live could end up at City Hall. It’s a basic clash between city enforcement and people needing a place to stay—and the outcome could affect other similar situations.
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Taxpayers could foot the bill for enforcement and legal costs, while displaced residents face moving and housing expenses.
Nearby property owners and the city could get relief if the site is cleared, but that’s cold comfort for people living in RVs.
RV residents—especially people with low incomes or nowhere else to go—would be hit hardest by displacement.
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