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Shelly Phillips holds niece Kimmore Barthelemy in the FEMA Diamond travel trailer park Sunday in Port Sulphur, La. Phillips lost her home and job in Hurricane Katrina and is raising four children. FEMA parks that house many Katrina victims are to close Saturday, prompting fears that people will be forced into residences they can't afford or left homeless.
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