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Tyron, 2, and his mother April Coleman, right, sit on a Greyhound bus heading to Phoenix, Ariz. at the Greyhound bus station in New Orleans, La., Wednesday, July 19, 2017. Coleman and her four children are New Orleans natives, but they have no home here - not since she lost a hotel housekeeping job and her mother told them to leave. Her prospects seemed grim until she got help from Grace at the Greenlight, a nonprofit group that supports the city’s homeless community.  (Max Becherer/The Advocate via AP)

Tyron, 2, and his mother April Coleman, right, sit on a Greyhound bus heading to Phoenix, Ariz. at the Greyhound bus station in New Orleans, La., Wednesday, July 19, 2017. Coleman and her four children are New Orleans natives, but they have no home here - not since she lost a hotel housekeeping job and her mother told them to leave. Her prospects seemed grim until she got help from Grace at the Greenlight, a nonprofit group that supports the city’s homeless community. (Max Becherer/The Advocate via AP)

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