San Francisco's Aggressive Homeless Camp Sweeps Raise Concerns
Mayor Breed's new directive prioritizes relocation over shelter, sparking debate on effectiveness and compassion.
- Encampments are being cleared across San Francisco as part of Mayor Breed's initiative.
- A Supreme Court ruling has empowered cities to take stricter actions against homeless camps.
- Relocation offers are now the first response, with shelter being secondary.
- Critics argue that the policy criminalizes homelessness and lacks compassion.
- The city faces challenges with shelter capacity and the effectiveness of relocation efforts.