And we are talking about suburbs. It's fact that bringing low-income housing to suburbs fuck up the suburbs. Black middle class usually left fucked because it's harder to get out there in the first place. Whites just bounce. A black family might have spent their last getting to the burbs. They then left with a house that ain't worth shit. Kids risking their well-being just to come back to try to sell the bitch.
And all the suburbs up in NE Ohio that got shitted on had plenty of resources. Folks just fucked them up. Good schools where the teachers left after being assaulted. Stores that didn't have any robberies ever going to one per month. Places with no murders in years getting many murders per year. Seen it all man. Sociologists can cop all the bullshit pleas they want.
And what I'm talking about ain't exacerbating the fucking problem because it doesn't make people perpetual victims. If a family can live in the hood and stack up 10-20k without being kicked off the programs, they will be able to bounce out soon enough. The way the system is currently designed is to keep people dependent no matter WHERE you locate them.
For example, if someone is receiving food assistance at like 400 a month and they barely qualify for it. They can lose that 400 over a little raise or getting a better vehicle. Get married. Kicked off. The game is rigged to keep poor people on the hamster wheel.

People basically have incentive to work off the books and if they save got to keep the money under the fucking mattress. And with that 400, we talking 4800 a year in those benefits alone. Some people get more including other benefits. That's life changing cash(not to BGOL, but in the real world it is).
Public housing up here in Cleveland is located right fuck next to downtown. Resources out the ass, but the same bullshit for decades. They tried busting up projects and moving folks to suburbs and ruined the suburbs. Ask yourself why these political clowns keep on doing shit that don't work.
There are vids from the fucking 70s talking about what we discussing now and all the failure they predicted came to pass.