11M out of the current US population is 3.3% Think about that for a second. If this article is correct, more than three percent of the US population may become homeless in only four months.

It's estimated that about 2M people were homeless during the great depression in the US, which is only about 1.6% of the population at that time.

I don't enjoy sounding like an alarmist but at this point I can't help it: my opinion is that if the US does not introduce something pretty close to democratic socialist policies soon to ensure there's a safety net to take care of these people, massive civil unrest is all but guaranteed.