 Advocates worry cities may now further criminalize sleeping outside, regardless of whether shelter beds are available. Jesse Rabinowitz is with the National Homelessness Law Center. Cities are now even more empowered to neglect proven housing-based solutions and to arrest or find those with no choice but to sleep outside. He says anti-camping laws don't address the root causes of homelessness, like a lack of affordable housing. For the Mountain West News Bureau, I'm Rachel Cohen.