San Francisco is currently mulling over a new drug policy that emphasizes abstinence from illicit drugs, proposed by Supervisor Matt Dorsey as part of the “recovery first” approach. The proposal has ignited a heated debate within the city, with concerns raised about potentially alienating individuals who are not yet prepared to quit drug use. On the other hand, some argue that San Francisco’s current drug policies are overly lenient. Mayor Daniel Lurie has highlighted the urgent need to address the fentanyl crisis gripping the city. The proposed policy shift reflects a broader effort to tackle substance abuse issues and promote a healthier, drug-free community in San Francisco.

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San Francisco debates new drug policy emphasizing abstinence, sparking debate over “recovery first” approach.
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