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Georgetown's new ordinance makes it illegal for homeless individuals to camp or sleep in the downtown core. This move is expected to spark controversy and pushback from advocates.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
This could cost the city more in enforcement and potential legal challenges than it saves.
Downtown businesses might see fewer people experiencing homelessness, but it doesn't solve the root problem.
Homeless individuals are directly impacted, facing displacement and fewer public spaces.
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Georgetown passes rules that would ban homeless people from sitting and sleeping downtown KUT