Unhoused Plaintiffs Reach Agreement with San Bernardino in Disability Rights Case
New policy will prevent destruction of personal property and provide reasonable accommodations to people with disabilities.
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New policy will prevent destruction of personal property and provide reasonable accommodations to people with disabilities.
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In response to Governor Gavin Newsom's executive order for California state officials to begin displacing unhoused people, the ACLU affiliates in California jointly issued the following statement: