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U-Turn: Oregon Recriminalizes Hard Drugs amid Overdose Crisis - Vimarsana News

U-Turn: Oregon Recriminalizes Hard Drugs amid Overdose Crisis

Oregon's Democrat governor signed a bill on Monday that restores criminal penalties for possessing small amounts of drugs.

U-Turn: Oregon Recriminalizes Hard Drugs amid Overdose Crisis - Vimarsana News

U-Turn: Oregon Recriminalizes Hard Drugs amid Overdose Crisis

Oregon's Democrat governor signed a bill on Monday that restores criminal penalties for possessing small amounts of drugs.

Crisis in the Northwest: Inside one of Oregon's largest homeless camps with a former drug dealer - Vimarsana News

Crisis in the Northwest: Inside one of Oregon's largest homeless camps with a former drug dealer

The number of people living unsheltered in Oregon has risen steeply in recent years. Here's a look at one of the biggest homeless encampments in the state.

'God changed my heart': Former homeless man ministers to the unhoused - Vimarsana News

'God changed my heart': Former homeless man ministers to the unhoused

(FOX NEWS) – Matt Maceira remembers people throwing trash out their car windows at him as they drove by. But the insults they hurled hurt more. Worthless. Hopeless. Lost cause. "Hey low-life," he recalled one man shouting. "Nobody loves you. Why don't you kill yourself?" "I heard that all the time," Maceira told Fox News,…

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Crisis in the Northwest: Fentanyl 'killing the mentally ill for a dollar a pill' in state with loose drug laws - Vimarsana News

Crisis in the Northwest: Fentanyl 'killing the mentally ill for a dollar a pill' in state with loose drug laws

Three years ago, Oregon did away with criminal sanctions for drug possession. But after a surge in overdoses and open-air use, the state is poised to re-criminalize drugs.