Following the devastations of Hurricane Katrina, many people were left homeless in Gulfport, Mississippi. Two years later, the pace of the rebuilding process is said to be very slow, and residents living in FEMA trailers constantly face difficulties when repair is needed. Anchanese Levison of the Mississippi Workers' Center for Human Rights, a community organizing group that helps residents in housing crisis, files this report.

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