Taking cue from Supreme Court, Breed to launch aggressive homeless sweeps in San Francisco

An estimated 8,300 people are homeless in San Francisco, leading to unsanctioned tent encampments with associated problems like garbage, theft, and drug use.

The U.S. Supreme Court's June 28 ruling allows California cities to enforce laws against homeless encampments on public property, leading to Mayor Breed's campaign.

The new assertive campaign aims to target multiple sites like Fell and Baker streets, known for tent-dwellers, as part of efforts to tackle the homelessness crisis in San Francisco.

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