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Oklahoma and Kansas cities enacted anti-camping laws in Sept. 2025, sparking criticism over inadequate housing and support.
In September 2025, multiple Oklahoma and Kansas cities responded to rising homelessness with new ordinances banning encampments on public and private property, citing public safety and order.
Lawton, Tulsa, and Homewood moved to restrict camping, increase enforcement, and limit shelter expansion, while Wichita emphasized outreach over punishment.
Tulsa’s Operation SAFE, a state-led sweep, displaced hundreds without sufficient housing alternatives, drawing criticism for worsening the crisis.
Meanwhile, efforts to convert vacant facilities into low-barrier shelters faced delays due to disputes over funding and safety.
Advocates warn that enforcement without housing or support fails to address root causes, stressing the need for investment in mental health, outreach, and permanent solutions.
Las ciudades de Oklahoma y Kansas promulgaron leyes contra el camping en septiembre de 2025, lo que provocó críticas por la vivienda y el apoyo inadecuados.