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Looming SCOTUS Ruling On CRIMINALIZING HOMELESSNESS Puts Mayors ON EDGE | Roland Martin
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18:55Now PlayingMayors across the country are preparing for the Supreme Court's ruling in the City of Grants Pass v. Johnson case.
The case is about whether ticketing homeless people is "cruel and unusual" and violates the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution.
Several involuntarily homeless people in Grants Pass, Oregon, challenged the city's ban on "public camping."
Mayors want to ensure the safety of all. As they anticipate the ruling, they are working out solutions to manage it however the ruling goes.
Roland Martin spoke with Steven Reed, the Mayor of Montgomery, Alabama, and the new president of the African American Mayors Association about the rising angst as the nation awaits the ruling from the Supreme Court.
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