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The sweeping measure in Kentucky would criminalize homelessness by creating an “unlawful camping” offense, Gov. Andy Beshear said when he vetoed the bill.

In a move sparking national debate, authorities in a city in Oregon have enacted a controversial ordinance banning homeless individuals from sleeping or camping in public spaces.

The Supreme Court might make a radical decision, changing the way the homeless will be treated in the United States.

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The Eighth Amendment provides little, if any, protection for the homeless. But courts can help them by striking down exclusionary zoning, which is the major cause of housing shortages that lead to homelessness.

Grants Pass v. Johnson was first filed in 2018 after a city in Oregon started ticketing people for sleeping in public.

The Supreme Court is hearing a case Monday that could have major implications for how cities and local jurisdictions deal with homelessness.

Today, the Supreme Court heard an oral argument that could have a significant impact on homelessness across the nation.

Today, the Supreme Court heard an oral argument that could have a significant impact on homelessness across the nation.