Daily Mail Online Article RatingLA tears down Venice Beach homeless encampments ahead of July 4
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51% : Ridley-Thomas said the measure would ensure that city officials craft a 'street engagement strategy' within 30 days that would limit interactions between law enforcement and homeless people, except in cases when a major crime is being committed.50% : The new motion only bans camps in certain areas, and limits the involvement of law enforcement.
49% : But an advocate for the homeless said the measure is loosely written to allow broad interpretation for enforcement and will make most of the city off-limits to people living on the street.
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