Ending Crime and Disorder on America's Streets
Directs expanded federal law enforcement operations in cities with high crime rates. Authorizes additional federal task forces targeting violent crime.
Section by Section
What each section does, and how they differ.
Addresses homelessness, substance use, and disorder through evidence-based treatment and accountability measures.
Directs Health and Human Services and other agencies to prioritize treatment and housing-focused approaches over harm-reduction programs for homelessness and substance use.
Requires coordination among federal, state, and local law enforcement to address public-order crime and support community policing efforts.
Orders HHS to ensure grants support evidence-based programs and to provide technical assistance for treatment programs, and directs DOJ to fund drug and mental health courts.
Directs HUD and HHS to end housing-first policies that deprioritize accountability, increase grantee competition, and hold recipients to higher effectiveness standards.