San Francisco debates “recovery first” drug policy, sparking controversy over prioritizing abstinence from illicit drugs.

San Francisco is currently deliberating on a new drug policy that emphasizes abstinence from illicit drugs. The proposed “recovery first” approach by Supervisor Matt Dorsey has ignited a contentious debate within the city. While some express concerns that the policy may ostracize individuals who are not prepared to cease drug use, others argue that San Francisco’s current leniency on drug issues needs to be addressed. Mayor Daniel Lurie has highlighted the urgent need to address the fentanyl crisis, indicating a shift towards a more proactive stance on combating drug-related challenges in the city. The proposed policy reflects a growing recognition of the need for comprehensive strategies to tackle substance abuse issues in San Francisco.

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