Protesters tell Lake Worth Beach to find the Homeless a bed or leave them alone

'Housing, not handcuffs': Lake Worth Beach residents rally in support of homeless people

Liberals are always protesting about something

"Community members are turning up the heat and putting pressure on Lake Worth Beach city leaders.

Several people gathered outside Lake Worth Beach City Hall Tuesday with posters and megaphones in hand to protest the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision supporting Florida’s tough stance on homelessness.

While it’s now considered legal to ban people from sleeping on the streets, advocates argue it’s cruel to punish those who have nowhere else to go.

Former Lake Worth Beach City Commissioner and Democrat Socialist Kim Stokes claims the city has nearly $4 million left in federal funding they can use on social issues. She’s been advocating to use that money toward case management and housing vouchers."

They want to turn our city into housing for the homeless?

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By a vote of 6-3, the Supreme Court justices agreed that the ban on camping on public property by anyone does not violate the Constitution’s ban on cruel and unusual punishment. Justices can't dictate the nation's homelessness policy.

Governor Ron DeSantis signed HB 1365 to keep Florida’s streets safe. This legislation requires counties to ensure that homeless individuals receive the mental health and drug addiction services they need while residing in a designated location off our public streets, prioritizing public safety.