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HATTIESBURG — Two state laws that went into effect July 1 are raising concerns across Mississippi, particularly in communities where support systems for homeless people are already strained. House Bill 1203 prohibits camping on public property not designated for shelter, making it punishable by a fine up to $50. House Bill 1197 requires people who solicit donations obtain a permit that could cost up to $25 per day.
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