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No roof, no reform: California’s bold but bleak plan to let homeless students sleep in cars

By editor
April 15, 2025 1 Min Read
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As California’s student housing crisis deepens, Assembly member Corey Jackson proposes a stark emergency measure—legally allowing homeless students to sleep in their cars on campus. With reforms delayed and thousands left unhoused, the bill ignites debate between moral urgency and institutional resistance, exposing a system unwilling to act swiftly while students face life-altering insecurity.
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