Morning Wire Historic Homeless Case & Nostalgia on Netflix | 3.2.24
Mar 2, 2024
The Supreme Court faces a pivotal case that could reshape public homelessness policies, igniting debates over encampment regulations in the West. Meanwhile, Nikki Haley's potential independent campaign stirs up tensions within the Republican Party. The podcast also dives into the rising trend of nostalgia on streaming platforms, with audiences flocking back to classic shows amidst a fatigue for new content. With iconic titles like 'Suits' making a comeback, it’s clear that nostalgia is influencing viewing habits and cultural conversations.
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Homelessness in the West
- The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that cities can't enforce camping bans unless sufficient shelter exists.
- This ruling has led to a rise in unsheltered homelessness, especially in the West.
Phoenix Encampment Case
- In Phoenix, a lawsuit led to the clearing of a large homeless encampment known as "The Zone".
- Most residents accepted shelter, demonstrating the potential effectiveness of such legal action.
Supreme Court Case
- The Supreme Court will hear the case of Johnson v. City of Grants Pass, challenging the Ninth Circuit's ruling.
- This case could significantly impact how cities address homelessness nationwide.