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In a photo taken Thursday, Oct. 24, 2019, Nathaniel Silas walks through stopped traffic at a red light while looking for cars to squeegee in Baltimore. A debate over Baltimore's so-called squeegee kids is reaching a crescendo as the city grapples with issues of crime and poverty and a complicated history with race relations. Officials estimate 100 squeegee kids regularly work at intersections citywide, dashing into the street as red lights hit to clean windshields in exchange for cash from drivers. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

In a photo taken Thursday, Oct. 24, 2019, Nathaniel Silas walks through stopped traffic at a red light while looking for cars to squeegee in Baltimore. A debate over Baltimore's so-called squeegee kids is reaching a crescendo as the city grapples with issues of crime and poverty and a complicated history with race relations. Officials estimate 100 squeegee kids regularly work at intersections citywide, dashing into the street as red lights hit to clean windshields in exchange for cash from drivers. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

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