Legal Battles Over Homeless Encampment Sweeps Spark Protests and Constitutional Questions
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Dueling protests took place outside a San Francisco court as city officials and civil rights groups rallied for and against an injunction that restricts the city from clearing homeless encampments. Supporters of the injunction argue for public safety and the need to address drug use and business disruptions, while opponents call for compassion, accountability, and judicial oversight in addressing the homelessness and housing crisis. The city's appeal of the court order is ongoing.
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