Feds can inject some common sense in NYC - and shut down city's 'safe' drug sites
Briefly

In light of recent electoral gains among minority voters, Rep. Nicole Malliotakis is urging the Trump administration to shut down New York's two safe injection sites. These facilities, which allow supervised drug use, have faced criticism for not addressing addiction and potentially attracting drug dealers. Despite claims of overdose prevention, the sites do not solve the underlying addiction issue. This move reflects broader community concerns regarding safety and the effectiveness of harm reduction strategies implemented under previous administrations.
Malliotakis argues that the sites provide cover for drug abuse rather than addressing the root issue of addiction, calling for their closure in service of community safety.
While proponents claim lives have been saved, critics like Malliotakis emphasize that these sites attract drug dealers and don't contribute to reducing addiction long-term.
Read at New York Post
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