In America, vagabonds usually sleep in the hallways of any buildings?
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sleep in hallways.
In America, vagabonds usually sleep in the hallways of any buildings?
Isn't it illegal?
I don't understand how he slept in hallways.
Please help me understand it!
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It really depends on the building (if there is tight security, etc). I'm not sure as to the legality of it though. It is probably illegal in terms of trespassing, but whether or not that is enforced is dependent on the building/owners. Another big factor is how discrete he was about the trespassing. He was probably kicked out of a lot of places if this was how he lived and was caught doing so.
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