No, I said it correctly. My point was that often members of city governments actually go out of their way to make it more difficult for the homeless, rather than helping them out, because they see them as a nuisance.

Another example would be "homeless spikes", a type of "hostile architecture". They actually spend extra money to make sure homeless people can't sleep in certain areas.

The irony is that they could probably build tiny homes for less than they spend dealing with the homeless.