Pima County Attorney, Board Chair address SCOTUS homelessness ruling

The Pima County Attorney and Pima County Board Chair have a press conference planned for Tuesday afternoon at 1 p.m. to clarify what's allowed now under the ruling.

[@aorinz]

Spoken like a saint. Good on you madam.

[@dbwsr]

Nothing like an attorney, who wants to make laws, rather than follow them.

[@randycrager4074]

I live in Grants Pass and there are many, many jobs here but the Homeless People don't want to work. I've talked to many of them and if you befriend one, the next thing you know, they're at your home almost every day asking for more and things start to disappear like your kids bicycles and scooters, anything that's not nailed down. Many of these people are healthy and vibrant but don't want to work. I've given so much money to them I lost count. God tells me who to give help to and I listen and do what He commands me to do. You are wrong, it got so bad at Riverside Park I couldn't take my grandkids there but thank God we gave the Mayor an ultimatum and she got the job done or she looses her job! Nuff said. Homeless People DON'T WANT TO WORK, at least not many of them do.