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7:50Now PlayingLouisiana just made “unauthorized camping” on public property a crime, with penalties that can include fines, jail time, and even hard labor for people whose only offense is having nowhere to sleep. The law follows the Supreme Court’s Grants Pass decision and Trump’s push for cities to enforce camping and loitering bans, turning homelessness into a police problem instead of a housing crisis. This is the cruelty pipeline in plain view: refuse to fund housing, treatment, outreach, and wages, then punish the people left outside by the system that failed them. Ring of Fire's Josh G. discusses.
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