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The Koreatown homeless encampment exemplifies a broader crisis facing Los Angeles: a city caught between compassionate outreach and the need for order and safety. While officials claim to be working on solutions, residents continue to see unchecked growth, criminal activity, and dangerous conditions. The question remains whether the city will muster the political will and resources necessary to dismantle these self-sustaining communities or continue to watch them expand at the expense of public safety and the quality of life for everyday citizens.