In this episode, we examine Florida’s new law that criminalizes sleeping in public spaces and mandates designated camping areas for homeless individuals. While proponents argue that the law addresses public safety, critics see it as a punitive approach that overlooks the root causes of homelessness. We explore the requirements for local governments to provide services like mental health care, security, and sanitation at these camps, and debate whether these measures are enough to tackle the issue. Join us for a deeper look at the controversy and the potential impact of this legislation on Florida's homeless population.