"Florida Legislates Restrictions on Homeless Sleeping in Public Spaces"

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Florida lawmakers have passed a bill that would ban homeless individuals from sleeping on public property, allowing counties to designate areas for homeless encampments with restrictions on alcohol and drugs. Supporters argue it will help address the issue of homelessness, while opponents criticize it for not addressing the root causes and potential safety concerns within the designated encampments. If signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, the bill will take effect on October 1.
- Florida set to ban homeless from sleeping on public property The Associated Press
- Restrictions on homeless, sought by DeSantis, approved by lawmakers Tallahassee Democrat
- Florida House passes bill to prohibit homeless people from sleeping in public Fox News
- Florida Senate to consider bill that would limit people without homes from sleeping, camping in public WJXT News4JAX
- Homeless camps? Florida has tried — with mixed success Tampa Bay Times
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