Georgia Law Lets Property Owners Sue Cities Over Homelessness
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Georgia lawmakers pass bill allowing property owners to sue cities for not enforcing rules on public camping, loitering, panhandling, or sanctuary policies. Republican Representative Houston Gaines sponsors the bill, aiming to hold cities accountable for unchecked encampments and disorder. Democrats and homelessness advocates criticize it as cruel and ineffective, potentially leading to more arrests and frivolous lawsuits. The bill also includes an amendment forcing local compliance with immigration cooperation bans, potentially reshaping Georgias approach to homelessness and immigration enforcement.
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