Fremont Passes Controversial Homeless Encampment Ordinance

The Fremont city council approved an ordinance banning camping on public property, effectively targeting homeless encampments. The law also penalizes individuals who permit or assist in setting up such encampments. Critics argue that the ordinance criminalizes homelessness and those aiding the unhoused, especially given the insufficient shelter space available. Despite protests from civil rights groups and community organizations, the council cited health and safety concerns in its decision.
📌 The Guardian

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