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night sheltersThe Oklahoman
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Oklahoma passed a law this year criminalizing unauthorized camping on public rights-of-way and state-owned land.
Oklahoma ’s largest cities, Oklahoma City and Tulsa only have enough shelter beds to accommodate two-thirds of their homeless populations.
The decision reverses the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals decision, allowing local control and ordinances in the dozens of American cities and a handful of states that have camping bans.
The state’s camping ban is set to take effect Nov. 1 .
The ban will criminalize unauthorized camping on public right-of-way and state-owned land such as highway underpasses.
The ruling will make laws criminalizing homelessness more prevalent in the United States , an advocate says.
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