Affluent New Jersey city considers controversial ordinance that would fine or jail homeless people for sleeping outside
Monday, April 7th 2025, 11:16:31 pm
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Summit Councilman Jamel Boyer, a Republican, introduced the ordinance last Tuesday, claiming it serves to "preserve the safe and accessible use of public property for all residents, pedestrians and businesses."
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