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Dallas is facing the consequences of voters approving Proposition S in November.
Dallas HERO, the GOP-back organization that helped get the new ordinance on the ballot, is now threatening to sue the city for allegedly failing to enforce a state law that forbids homeless encampments on public property.
Prop S allows residents to sue the city if they believe it’s not abiding by a law or ordinance. The city has 60 days to respond.
@couriertexas Dallas is facing the consequences of voters approving Proposition S in November. Dallas HERO, the GOP-back organization that helped get the new ordinance on the ballot, is now threatening to sue the city for allegedly failing to enforce a state law that forbids homeless encampments on public property. Prop S allows residents to sue the city if they believe it’s not abiding by a law or ordinance. The city has 60 days to respond.
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