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Letitia James faces criticism over accountability in New York's homeless shelter system

Saritha Komatireddy has criticized New York Attorney General Letitia James for her handling of nonprofit homeless shelter accountability, citing a report that New York City spent $81,700 per unsheltered homeless person in fiscal year 2025. Investigations have revealed issues of fraud and mismanagement in the shelter system, prompting calls for comprehensive audits of nonprofit organizations receiving taxpayer funding. James' campaign defended her record, asserting her commitment to protecting homeless individuals.

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Saritha Komatireddy has criticized New York Attorney General Letitia James for her handling of nonprofit homeless shelter accountability, citing a report that New York City spent $81,700 per unsheltered homeless person in fiscal year 2025. Investigations have revealed issues of fraud and mismanagement in the shelter system, prompting calls for comprehensive audits of nonprofit organizations receiving taxpayer funding. James' campaign defended her record, asserting her commitment to protecting homeless individuals.

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Letitia James faces scrutiny after New York City spends $81,700 per homeless person amid shelter scandals

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Letitia James faces criticism over accountability in New York's homeless shelter system