Atlanta's new taxpayer-funded homeless package is not without controversy
Atlanta's plan to buy hotel rooms for homeless individuals is getting pushback from fiscal conservatives who believe the plan doesn't actually solve the issue, but moves it, and also will actually draw more homeless into the city. They also believe it isn't a good idea to tap into the city's reserve to pay for it during this economy.
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