Is shelter A responsible for the state arresting homeless people?
Should not the state stop this practice?
What if shelter A says I will close if you don't allow me to practice religion?
Should not the state stop this practice?
What if shelter A says I will close if you don't allow me to practice religion?
But the shelter's policy can and should limit what the city is allowed to do. Saying "I have a 'choice': to go to your religious shelter or be arrested for sleeping outside" is a problem.