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S.F. sued over homeless camp sweeps. Advocates say it would take $4.8 billion to build homes for unhoused

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A prominent homeless rights organization and a group of unhoused people are suing San Francisco to stop encampment sweeps and police enforcement of quality-of-life laws. The lawsuit alleges that the city violates state and federal laws, its own policies and homeless individuals' rights. The ultimate goal of the lawsuit is to push the city to instead spend billions on affordable housing to provide shelter for everyone.

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S.F. sued over homeless camp sweeps. Advocates say it would take $4.8 billion to build homes for unhoused

The lawsuit alleges San Francisco and Mayor London Breed engage in mass criminalization of...

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