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Pasadena Mayor Victor GordoLos Angeles Times
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Political leaders across Southern California have offered an array of reactions to the Supreme Court ruling on anti-camping laws.
Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo said his city intends to toughen enforcement, but in a compassionate way.
In Eagle Rock , a neighborhood of Los Angeles that borders Pasadena , City Councilmember Kevin de León sounded less enthusiastic about the decision.
Ruling clears the way for cities to resume enforcing laws idled by the 9th Circuit .
L.A. officials say it's too soon to say how the ruling will affect their policies.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath calls the ruling "unconscionable".
Park’s district borders a portion of Culver City , which voted last year to prohibit camping on its sidewalks and other public areas.
Councilmember Dan O'Brien says his city lacks the resources to serve every homeless person who arrives from L.A. "We know where our homeless are from, and provide care and housing," he said.
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