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Occupy New Orleans protesters have taken their complaints to Mayor Mitch Landrieu's home. Several speakers are demanding help for the city's homeless.
About a dozen protesters are calling for help in housing homeless as well as keeping the Occupy New Orleans encampment in place outside City Hall. Spokesman W. C. Johnson says the mayor's eviction of the camp last week is illegal.
"We are here at his home to let him know that he cannot get away from the wrong that he inflicts on the citizens in the city that he claims that he loves."
The Occupy New Orleans movement has the rare support of a federal court judge who ordered the city to let the encampment remain – even after it was cleared by police. The city is expected to argue this week that the encampment is a health and safety hazard.
