Police Versus Homeless Camps: Supreme Court’s Pivotal Decision | Facts Matter

In a monumental ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court, local governments are now, once again, allowed to prosecute homeless people for sleeping on public property.

This ruling officially closed a major loophole that led to large enclaves of homeless encampments in American cities.

However, in order to explain what this ruling says, as well as what it means for America moving forward, let’s rewind the clock to 2008 and go through the full backstory. Join host Roman Balmakov on this week’s episode of Facts Matter.

Episode Resources:

🔵 9th Circuit Ruling:

https://bit.ly/3ZnplJs

🔵 Supreme Court Ruling:

https://bit.ly/4e81ceM

🔵 Gavin Newsom Executive Order:

https://bit.ly/3XHRTvZ

🔵 California Cleanup:

https://bit.ly/4dTnbG1

https://bit.ly/3XH7ufj

https://bit.ly/4e3iNnN

https://bit.ly/3Xtx8D9

https://bit.ly/3Xp0Wkf

🔵 Los Angeles:

https://bit.ly/4d8saRQ

https://bit.ly/4ekZLcq

🔵 Grants Pass Cleanup:

https://bit.ly/4ekdf8g

https://bit.ly/3zf7uKj