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North Carolina faith leaders urge lawmakers to uphold Gov. Stein’s veto of homeless camping ban
North Carolina faith leaders are urging lawmakers to uphold Governor Josh Stein's veto of House Bill 437, which would ban unauthorized camping on public property and require removal of encampments. The bill's supporters argue it addresses public safety and secures federal funding, while opponents claim it criminalizes homelessness and creates unfunded mandates. Supporters plan to attempt a veto override when the General Assembly reconvenes in August.
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