 In other words, people have a constitutional right to sleep in public parks. I get it, right? They have to sleep somewhere, right? We all have to sleep. We can't not sleep. But the courts in California basically said that unless you can provide public housing for every single homeless person, you cannot arrest them for vagrancy. And the notion that's a constitutional right is just sort of shocking. And if you look at some places on the West Coast under this ruling, they're completely unable to deal with these homeless encampments.