Gavin Newsom's Aggressive Homelessness Policy Faces Criticism and Praise
California's governor orders state agencies to clear homeless camps, sparking debate over effectiveness and compassion.
- Newsom's directive follows a Supreme Court decision allowing cities to ban public camping.
- Critics argue the policy punishes the homeless without providing adequate housing solutions.
- Supporters believe the move is necessary to address public safety and health concerns.
- The policy has led to mixed reactions from local authorities within California.
- Studies show that similar sweeps have often failed to reduce homelessness in the long term.