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City Council approves Wu s plan to clear Mass and Cass tents

The plan will allow police and outreach workers to quickly clear encampments at Mass. and Cass. It has been the subject of debate for months.

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Boston prepares to remove tents from Mass and Cass area

The city council passed the measure Wednesday, which aims to clear the tent encampment in a part of the city that's seen widespread drug use and homelessness.

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Boston officials prepare to enforce Mass and Cass tent clearing ordinance

The city has been working with those living in tents at Mass. and Cass to offer them shelter. Enforcement will begin Nov. 1.

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Mass and Cass shows the failure of progressive drug policies

Left-leaning officials insist that police crackdowns on open-air drug encampments backfire. But the hands-off approach has sown violence and misery..

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Editorial: If City Council is serious about crime, it must fund BRIC

A Boston City Council vote today will show the city which side it's on - gangs or the residents they prey on. It should be a no-brainer, but this being Boston, the choice is clouded by a progressive agenda.

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